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THIS IS APPROPRIATELY NAMED ICEWATER SPRING SHELTER. IT WAS SO COLD I COOKED DINNER AND WENT TO MY BED ROLL FOR ABOUT 1-HOUR, ATLEAST. I COULD NOT WARM UP. THE WIND HAD TO BE 30-40 MILES /HOUR AND IT WAS RAINING. THE METAL ROOF WAS FLAPPING IN SOME PLACES THAT NIGHT. I THINK THIS WAS PART OF THE STORM THAT CAME THROUGH ATLANTA THUR. THIS SHELTER WAS STICKING RIGHT OUT IN THE OPEN LOOKING INTO A VALLEY. DON DID MOST OF THE DISHES AND I DID MOST OF THE COOKING. WE SURE DID EAT WELL. THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT VIEW IF IT'S SUNNY BUT WE NEVER SAW IT. WE WALKED 3-MILES TO NEWFOUND GAP THAT NEXT MORNING. ALL DOWN HILL FINALLY. LINDA AND HER MOM, MARIA, PICKED US UP AT ABOUT 2PM FRI. WE WALKED 34.3 MILES ON OUR FIRST TREK ON THE APPALACHIAN TRAIL
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