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| This was our campsite upon our arrival and set-up |
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| This was the scenery directly behind our site. Minutes later, total downpour = cold wet night. When I woke up the next morning, the first thing I thought was we need FIRE. It was like an episode of Survivor. |
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| Of course, I didn't take any pics of the lanterns at night. But with the fire and the lanterns lit up (@night) it was very cozy. Large paper lanterns are not exactly camper friendly. Will need to find an alternative for next year. |
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| My first sewing project, a bunting especially for the camping trip. Thank you Josie for acquainting me with the sewing machine. |
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| Some old doiles and baby food jars I had been saving for craft projects |
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| Joseph manning the camera and my makeshift cutting board - a beer box |
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| Roaring River flowed around the campsite, and there were lots of fly fisherman. |
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| The girls by the river at our campsite. |
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| Who knows what was so interesting on the ground.? |
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| Oh yeah, a rock! |
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| Baby on my back. Cooking was always a joint effort, it was nice. |
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| Hungry children eagerly await breakfast. |
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| My friend Jodi brought her 1950s camper. Loved it. |
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| Didn't realize the "flys" used for fly fishing were so pretty. I may have to learn to fly fish. |
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| No explanation needed. Kids and a puddle. |
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| The river by our camp sites. |
