The Scenery
Picture a startlingly blue lake.
Yes, it really is that blue.
The Water
Swimming in 1900 feet of water? Stick close to your buddy.
Strike a pose for the ladies.
The Wildlife
Here's a cool salamander, found by a boy after sunset.
This boy can find crawdads in places most people wouldn't even think to look.
The Dirt
Bryn spent many happy minutes with her cup o' dirt.
Beautiful scenery? Who cares. Look! I found some dirt.
The Snow
Not usually desired when camping but in late August a patch of snow can provide a welcome diversion.
The Food
Be sure to control access to your s'more.
That's better. A two handed grip helps keep s'more thieves at bay.
Use caution when eating directly from the roasting stick.
Cole covered with dirt and marshmallow residue
Family
Here's a couple of little girls with dirty faces and plenty to talk about.
This photo brilliantly depicts the difference between boys and girls.
And, of course, the obligatory family photo. My, don't we look happy?
Thanks to John and Laura and the girls for accompanying us.
















2 comments:
I love the hat, Indiana Simper.
Gorgeous landscapes! - looks JUST LIKE a couple of views of the Watermelon Lake of NEAZ, except for the slllllliiiiightly different color of the water. We have marshmallows, crawdads, dirt, dirty campers and more. Wish you could come visit at our cratered lake.
Thanks for sharing. xoxoxo
Can the Z's go next time? We LOVE dirt!
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