Zig-zaggin' in Zigzag

A few weeks ago, Tom booked a really awesome log cabin that is tucked away in the foothills surrounding Mount Hood. The cabin, which is located in a uniquely named little town called "Zigzag", was built in the 1930s and overlooks Clear Creek. Not only the cabin, but the hot tub sits right atop the creekbank. I am spoiled! :)


Teddy partied hard with me, Tom and a few fellow Summiteers. When we first arrived at the cabin, Carley enforced her rule of shot-gunning a beer before unpacking. So, we popped our first can of PBR with a pen and guzzled the suckers. Things definitely got blurry.


Kate shoots a self-portrait of herself and Carley. I'm peeking in the side.


Tom tried to break the Guinness Book of World Records for length of time spent in a hot tub. The funny thing is that at one point there were five of us squeezed in the party tub with cases of beer perched within reach and a bottle of whiskey floating around. Unfortunately, Carley and I both worshipped the porcelain God that night. Excessive consumption + boiling for hours = the Pukes. FUN!

Abe and Nicole arrived late on Friday night and had so much fun that they decided to come back on Saturday night after a day on the mountain! The next morning, they made an awesome breakfast. Looks like everyone had a good Saturday night! Abe wrestled with the curtains for a while before passing out. It was awesome. :)


We packed it up on Sunday morning. Nicole, Abe, Carley and Tom pose for a quick shot before heading to the mountain.

By 9:00A.M we'd already enjoyed breakfast, a dip in the hot tub and a cold PBR–OFF TO THE MOUNTAIN! We had a fun time slidin' around and then shot home to Hood River in about 35 minutes. Location. Location. Location. Just the greatest.