This is one of the mountains at camp in the morning
These are the aspens at camp. The white stuff comes off and is actually like sunscreen. SPF 8, I think...pretty cool.
These are the aspens at camp. The white stuff comes off and is actually like sunscreen. SPF 8, I think...pretty cool.
This is the first view of the camp as you approach.
The bigger building on the left is the dining hall, the next one is the girl's bathhouse (the toilets were a hole in the ground). Then you see the teepees we stayed in.
Another view of the dining hall.
Bro. Jim Vangelderen preached powerful messages every service.
We had a great time with the camp staff while we were there. The two on the left are grandsons of the owners of the camp and they sing very well together. We had time to work on a song to sing with them in one of the services. We were just fooling around with them one afternoon and I ended up singing bass with them, which was really funny, cause big tough guy on the right was singing the highest lead part. It was alot of fun.
(Mom, don't even start...one was married and the other two were too young)
We thought it was funny that Rachael is part Native American and we were staying in a teepee
All of us with the camp staff
A couple of the staff got sick the last day, so Keanne and Hannah filled in in the skits. They were hilarious...
On the way to camp, we stopped to have a picnic and some little furry friends decided to join us. Max enjoyed the company.
"Hannah and the Supremes"
1 comment:
May I compliment you?? Your blog is like totally awesome and schaweet! And you are like the best photographer of scenery!! (Don't tell your sis I said that). Seriously though .... WOW!
I am so glad you enjoyed the camp. That sounded amazing...well...except the hole in the ground part!! Ew YUCK! Have to say I'm glad it's you and not me.
It's good to know you're doing well, friend. Miss ya.
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