This year for Memorial weekend we went to Sawmill Canyon. Our little family was the first to arrive, so we saved a camping spot and just hung out. Not long after we arrived, we were told by some other campers that they had a wolf walk through their campground the night before. Lets just say, we didn't let the kids get to far out of sight. Hallie and Dewey shared this chair since most of our stuff was in my parents camper.
Sean found a dead tree and decided to be a lumber jack. Our family always leaves a lot of fire wood for the next lucky camper.
This is a baby Elk that our friends just happened to spot close to the side of the road. We made sure not to touch it, incase its mother returned. It was so cute. The following morning it was gone. We were hoping that its mother came back and it didn't get eaten by a wolf. This is probably something we will never see again.
Notice the snow in the background? There was still quite a bit of snow everywhere. This was a very muddy ride up to an old cabin.
Sean and my brother Doug were standing by the fire talking. I asked them to pose for a picture and this is what they did. Nerds!!
Dewey and Rhett were eating Starbursts in this picture. We tried the whole roasting Starbursts and I cannot say that they were all that great. I guess it's a girls camp thing. I think I will stick to Smores.
Dewey was Grandpa's little shadow most of the trip. He helped my Dad do all sorts of things.
This is my sister Deena and her two daughters Cassie and Brandee. I can't believe how grown up they are now!
I really liked this picture of my parents, minus the glare on their glasses.
Marilee threatened me if I put any pictures of her on my blog. Sorry Marilee, but I had to have pictures of who went camping with us. :)
Dewey and Rhett had a lot of fun getting pulled around in the wagon.
This was a fun place for the kids to play. They liked throwing rocks into the water.
This trip was a lot of fun. We did get rained on a little, but not too much. We are looking forward to many more camping trips this summer.
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