Melissa's family has a tradition of camping at Ohanapecosh Campground in the Mt. Ranier National Forest. A big motivation for us to move back to Washington State was to share new adventures (and keep old traditions) with our families. And so a'camping we did go.
Rachel (age 4) and the camp mascot, Maia kept us all on our toes.
Luke (age almost 2) spent the entire time running around entirely too close to the campfire or trying to escape into the forest.
Melissa and I took a "leisurely" hike to Silver Falls and Grove of the Patriarchs.
People do odd things at high altitudes. Bryan and I thought it would be a kick to take a swim in the glacier run-off. Forty-two degree water can be described as "invigorating".
Friends, family, dogs, kids, fire, rivers... really, what more can we ask for?
4 comments:
you couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting. FUN! i, on the other hand suck at camping. yes, people do odd things at high altitudes...my brother refuses to ask me ever again.
xo - p.s. - melissa, what address did you send the etsy order to? am thinking it went to hattiesburg instead of new york!
Looks like such a beautiful area. I'm glad you guys had so much fun and did a few crazy high altitude activities! Isn't summer wonderful
that's a sweet tradition.
it looks like you guys had a great time. :)
got you message roger thanks I had a good birthday went golfing then we had a baseball practice so it was a nice day
Pat
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