Everyone I talk to had so much fun on spring break. I woke up on Sunday and Bob asked if we could practice home-school this week to see if I liked it. So we did. It actually went pretty well. Not very exciting for spring break, tho. So Fred took friday off and we headed up Diamond Fork Canyon with his parents and their 35 foot not-exactly-camping-any-more trailer. I felt so posh sitting on a couch in the mountains instead of huddling in a tent. To top it off, they stuck in a nature video. We went to the mountains to get back to nature and instead end up hanging out in the trailer watching nature on TV. Oh, well. Atleast there was a toilet. Here are my favorite pics from the trip. I don't know what I did, but I can't make it stop underlining.
He wanted me to help him throw it in the creek where everyone was fishing.
The hill behind us was clay so they harvested some and went sculpting.
Wassup!! Isn't that hilarious?
No luck yet.
Mr. Cool
Adorable, isn't he?
Almost artistic, eh? Atleast it hides her filthy shirt.
I warned you it wasn't camping anymore. I think you lose the right to call it that when your trailer is longer than 20 feet.
Tasty.
He wanted me to help him throw it in the creek where everyone was fishing.
The hill behind us was clay so they harvested some and went sculpting.
Wassup!! Isn't that hilarious?
No luck yet.
Mr. Cool
Adorable, isn't he?
Almost artistic, eh? Atleast it hides her filthy shirt.
I warned you it wasn't camping anymore. I think you lose the right to call it that when your trailer is longer than 20 feet.
Tasty.
1 comments:
What a great trip! I love the pictures. Camping in a trailer that size is more like having a portable hotel room. Still fun though.
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