We ended up leaving a little later then planned, but we did get there. Our normal camping spot was occupied, but we found another that we liked just as much. I even had to move the Armada with the trailer attached and I sort of freaked myself out a little. I did it though.
We set up the trailer and tent and then Richard started dinner. Salisbury steak, green beans and mashed potatoes with mushroom gravy! Mmmmmmm. The kids slept in the tent minus Rebecca and Elizabeth. Of course the tent sleepers had to threatened with possible beatings, letting the bears eat them or strip them naked, pour syrup on them and let the ants have at it before they actually fell asleep. Then they were up at 5:30 in the morning and we had to threaten them again.
We went on hikes, watched the kids play Waring Indian Tribes. Making teepees, firepits, etc. They dug in the dirt and got filthy dirty. Breakfast was pancakes with sausage and everyone ate like they had not eaten in monthes! We took naps and wandered around as couples. No hanky panky, though.
Lunch was foccacia style sandwiches. were lunch. Turkey, Havarti Swiss, tomatoes, lettuce, mustard and a cream cheese mayonaise mixture. Yummy! Dinner was Teriyake chicken with stir fry veggies and rice.
The next day we had church in a perfect section of the forest and even did sacrament(we had the bishop's permission). It was peaceful and very spiritual. We had a little testamony meeting. Breakfast that day was omelettes with onions, mushrooms, sausage and cheese. Yummy!!!
We packed up after that and did our typical "Leave No Trace" walk and headed home! We got home around 2 and we emptied out the camper and then everyone took a well needed shower! Man were the kids dirty. The shower had small piles of dirt! We had a blast and alot of fun with the Comstock's. Hoping to do it again soon!



1 comment:
Wish I was there, sounds like such wonderful and bonding together fun. It makes me smile when I read your words and the moments you all harness For forever's all. Love you all much, and all that food sounds delicious, wish I was a bear this past weekend in a cave some where near the Fisher's Camping trail of crumbs YUMMMMMM not that is YUM YUM =)
Tana the Banana who never lets one Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich go dry =)
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