So, I'm still in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Working at the Park has been very interesting and enjoyable.
The summer has been wet, and seems to have just flown by. There are still so many trails to hike and roads to bike. Hopefully the second half of the summer will be dryer and I can finally get some miles under my boots and tires.

Today is laundry day, and shopping day. I was hoping to do some riding later, but it looks like rain again.

  

This is the first blog from my phone. I seem to have some service at my camp site.
Last night we had a bad storm, hail the size of nickels.  Wet heavy rain and high winds.

 Apparently the seal around the roof hatch leaks. This was the first time I've ever had an issue with a leak in the bus. So this weekend I'll be up on the  roof with some sealant.
We saw this young moose along the Kank highway Saturday.  Thus was my first airing here in New Hampshire.

I've moved the bus to a new site, I'm still in the same campground,  just a more convenient location.

This is the camp store where I work. I've enjoyed the job so far, and I'm hoping to come back in the spring for another season.

 I took this photo while mountain biking over the weekend. I love the new bike and enjoy taking it out and exploring. Everywhere you look there is so much beauty. And every new place is more beautiful than the last.

So that's it for now.
If the cell service holds out, ill post more this week. 

I am currently in the The White Mountains of New Hampshire. 

I am now employed for the summer as a Park Ranger at one of the state parks. I was hoping that would add some extra cash to the savings, however, as always, thing pop up and accidents happen. such was the case. 

The good thing about the position, I can return next summer, or stay throughout the winter and work 

at one of the mountains. 

This is an older post as there has not been any internet access here in the mountains. 

So today it’s raining.

Looking at the calendar I see there are only 3 more days till my job ends. This is both exciting and quite frankly, a little scary. This will be the first time in my life I will not have a job. I will have no schedule, no meetings, and no alarm clock.  I will no longer be late for an appointment nor will I have to report to anyone.

Oh yeah. I’m happy!

Looking at the bus I see all the little tasks I wanted to complete before I left. Things like building and installing screens on the windows, adding a shelve unit above the water tank for food storage.  Still don’t have the curtains back. Finish painting the exterior, and the list goes on. I have a feeling there will always be a list of things that need attention.

There will be 10 days between the last day of work, May 30^th, and my departure date, June 10^th. I’ll be hiking in New Hampshire for 5 days during that time. So that will leave me 5 days to complete my chores. What gets done, gets done. What doesn’t, doesn’t.

I will be working towards adding more information and photos to this blog and adding on a regular basis. For those of you who have stopped by or are following, thanks for the visit. 

The following are some photos of the area I am currently staying.

Even with the foul weather, it was so beautiful in New Hampshire. 

Here are a few of my favorites as we climbed the White mountains.

If I had anything interesting to say about the last 7 days, it would be RAIN!

Even with the rain, we still managed some hiking. Viewed some beautiful sights, such as Ripley Falls. These were amazing! long and sloping.
So we hiked in the rain to see water...

The bus has exceeded  all of my expectations, I've averaged 12 miles per gallon, but have gotten as high at 15 through the Green Mountains of Vermont and The White Mountains of New Hampshire.

I enjoyed the White Mountains so much, even with the rain, I'm heading back for a few more weeks!

So today I'm heading up to New England to do some hiking with my bestie, Abby.

Been thinking of calling the bus "Jeffery the Adventure Bus." Has a nice ring to it.

Will post some pics when I can.

The new rear Bumper!