Setting up a trailer always requires some leveling...
Relaxing after our spaghetti dinner
It was amazing how the kids in the absence of computers, television, video games, and the comforts of home - could always find something to do. Like make mice out of pinecones.
The littlest three
The big kids loved playing card games - Muggins, Blink and Pit were a few of the favorites.
We spent one day at the lake fishing
...and canoeing
Here is our one catch of the day!
One day was spent fashioning a squirrel trap out of a cardboard box. They patiently and quietly waited.
They caught one!
The braids come out
We also took a day trip to Cascade Springs. Lovely as always.
We came home tired, dirty and smelling like smoke - but we all had the best time ever! And the pop-up was a huge success! I will admit that I was skeptical when Wes wanted to buy it. But we had running hot and cold water, lights and a heater that switched on at night. It was awesome!
4 comments:
I need to talk to you about your fishing license. Yearly? One-day?
Love the tie-dye shirts. Did you guys make them?
Where did you guy's get the pop-up? I think one of those would be so great. I am dying to go camping this year. Looks like a blast.
Now that's my kind of camping! Once again...Loved the photos. Especially the one of Wes with fish.
Witnessing the children create pine cone mice would've been my testament to a successful camping trip! Their imaginations had the freedom to take over, when not inundated by outside stimuli like TV and computer games - as always, the photos are lovely. Cate looks adorable with the loosely unbraided hair!
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