Indian Kitchen Evening Hike
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Hiking in the evening at Indian Kitchen in the Shawnee National Forest.
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I was expecting to see some curry, naan bread, and tandori chicken cooking. Thats what I see at the local Indian Kitchen around here. 😉
So...feral hogs in the woods? What's your best advice on how to handle a wild boar encounter? 😱 Bacon? Shish kabobs? Pork chops? 😁
I'll probably hike it in the winter when its less weedy.
Next time
12:55 Looks kinda squatchy right there. Who cuts a full size tree and pushes it in the ground?? Blocking the trail? Doubt that is in the DNR handbook for trail blocking. The amount of force it would take to do that is way more than even a group of hikers would attempt. Curious what the "cut" end of the tree looks like and if its actually a branch from something close by or an actual tree brought in. Squatch are known for blocking trails with trees.
The name of the place could be a distant reference to them. Was it called something else long ago? Devils Kitchen maybe?
It's a Native American site :)
@@HikingWithShawn Yep that confirms it! You guys are actually favored by the Sas because you collect the trash.