This past weekend we took the boys camping
at Jones Creek Campground.
They all helped Daddy put up the tent.
Our Tent
The kids were excited to camp with their friends.
The first night we roasted marshmallows
and made smores.
Marshall wanted one too!
Lunde Family
A Boy and His Trucks
The mornings were a little chilly, so the kiddos huddled by the fire.
Staying Warm
Marshall learned to stand by himself during this trip.
The mommas watched the kids,
as they played in the creek.
Time to get warm again!
One morning we made snack necklaces,
out of all types of treats.
The kids wearing their necklaces.
Then we packed up the little ones
took our snack necklaces
and went for a walk.
The trails ran along the river.
We took the kids to the Forest Center.
There was a lot to see.
Cute Friends
Hands On Exhibits
We hiked to the top of the tower.
View of the Mommas below...
Kids at the top!
We found an amphitheater and the daddies put on a skit.
Marshall thought it was quite good!
Then the kids put on a skit. I'm not quite sure what was happening in it, but they were having fun!
In the afternoon, the mommas got to play cards,
while the daddies took the kiddos to the river.
Lots of Fishing
Mr. Beckett
Camping Silliness
Hanging Around the Campfire
Saturday night was Momma's birthday, so they surprised her with strawberry shortcake.
The campsite was busy all the time!
Sterling LOVED camping!
On Sunday we went for a 4 mile hike.
Hiking Through the Woods
These two got tired!
Camping Food
Marshall was a camping rockstar!
It was so fun to watch the kids and their sweet friends.
These two were quite the pals.
Beyond Precious
The river was a favorite place to hang out at.
Daddy and Marshall
View from the Bridge
Water, Rocks and a Bucket...what more could you need?!?
The kids were busy the whole trip!
One night for dessert we had Twinkies.
There is a first for everything!
Daddy thought they might taste better cooked.
Playing Cards
Reading Books
Playing Ladder Ball
Some Card Sharks
More Camping Food
Lots of Hiking
and River Time
We had 2 dogs,
8 adults, 19 kids
and a trip to remember!
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