The seat and floor boards where stacked with firewood. It kept me going for the next 4 days, although I really didn't have big fires until the last day when I was up at Mountain Pond.

There is this great place for campfire wood on Cedar River Plains Road, about 8 miles in. You get a lot of wood for $5.

Thanks for illuminating this beautiful day, on the Plains and else wheres, including Cedar River Flow.

There are trees in the Plains, but they are not all over, but instead follow certain hilly and disturbed areas, where nutrient rich soil has built up.

Yum! Besides snapping pictures, and filling my bag with blueberries, I'm eating tons of them. They are so awesome.

The aciditic sandy soils of the Plains is not conductive to much tree life, although in some places there are wild plantations of birch and other trees.