Good To Be Home

After 5 days of camping we are Home. YES! It was fun, but I was ready to come home yesterday. So now begins the real fun.

Here are some really quick pictures to describe the trip.

Kitchen is almost set up. We had 20 people in Campsite 2.

The water was really down this year, so our tent was able to fit right into the trees, sure made it cooler in the tent.

You can see how far the water is down, it is usally a foot in front of our tent.

We had a view of the lake in front of the tent, in back of the tent, and out of each window.

It was really pretty, the temperature was about 75/80 in the daytime, and about 40 at night. It was a nice change from the 100 degree weather we had the last couple weeks.

Adding more and more to the kitchen. It was pretty organized by the time all 20 fit into Campsite 2. There are 10 Campsites and most hold 10 to 20 tents.

Matt is definately ready to go Float Tubing to fish. The lake is so clear you can see the trees in the water.

The moon was really bright for only Crescent.

Sunrise was always pretty. We went Wednesday night so we saw several sunrises and sunsets.

He decided it was too windy for float tubing...so by the water he sat, and sat, and sat.

Matt and Ryan went out on the boat to fish, they tried all ways of fishing. One person out of 84 people caught a fish. It was so unusual, usually there is a tournament.

Sunsets were absolutely beautiful.

Super cool campsites. Ours is right on the water.

 

Clouds rolled though in the days with crazy wind, but it was nice other than that. So nice up at 7000 feet elevation.

 

 

All in all it was a pretty good camping trip. This morning I was feeling as CAMPY as I ever want to feel. We packed up after a full night of fun, food, and killer music, and went to water at the nursery. Then got home to water all of our screaming plants and veggies, and are now doing other chores.

It always seems like the unpacking is so much harder than the rest of the trip!