ViDEO: Superior Shuffle 2 Night Scamper...PART 1

**Shug** · 09-15-2011, 15:52

Finally....after a long summer of work and the road I got out on the Superior Hiking Trail for a fairly laid-back two nighter. Had my hammock rig and all my gear and some tasty vittles.
Felt good to be in the backwood hood)))))
Thanks to Babelfish5 for some mighty fine and scrumptious BBQ Sketti.....

All secure in sector seven,
Shug

**NewtonGT** · 09-15-2011, 15:55

already commented on youtube. but hey what the heck whynot here too haha. great video and its great that you won the challenge

**Dutch** · 09-15-2011, 16:04

I got my Shug fix.

**G.L.P.** · 09-15-2011, 16:14

Great as always Shug

thats cool that you won that contest ... that will be a sweet trip report

**AScott** · 09-15-2011, 16:28

Looks like a good time. How are those sections? Passable for an 8-9 year old?

**Redoleary** · 09-15-2011, 16:49

That was a spot on Bablefish 5, and Blaze.. Good stuff.

**Shug** · 09-15-2011, 16:55

Originally Posted by NewtonGT

already commented on youtube. but hey what the heck whynot here too haha. great video and its great that you won the challenge

Thanks a lot and thanks a lot.

Originally Posted by Dutch

I got my Shug fix.

I got my woods fix....ahhhh.

Originally Posted by G.L.P.

Great as always Shug

thats cool that you won that contest ... that will be a sweet trip report

No hammock on the mountain though))))))

Originally Posted by AScott

Looks like a good time. How are those sections? Passable for an 8-9 year old?

They would be very good. Easy terrain and a good fun walk.

Originally Posted by Redoleary

That was a spot on Bablefish 5, and Blaze.. Good stuff.

Thanks....I love them there fellers.

**Bigbaby** · 09-15-2011, 16:57

Ahhh it's about time. I needed that.

**OutandBack** · 09-15-2011, 16:59

Congrats on winning the contest Shug,
I really enjoyed your challenge video and it looks like they did to.

**Carver** · 09-15-2011, 17:07

The skinny aspen trees are probably the result of a fire or clear cut for they need an open area in order to establish for they do not do well under a canopy. They can get their start from the roots of a mature tree after the tree is cut and often form dog hair stands. They were considered a pioneer prep species and would rotate out at around fifty years.