We camped with some friends for Easter this year. More specifically, we went to Yogi Bear's Jellystone campground.
The last time John and I camped was before we had kids. We didn't have any gear so we bought a tent and borrowed everything else. Our friends really knew what they were doing. They set up this condo:
While we popped this little number up across the tracks:
It's probably a great tent if you don't put it in a low spot just before a major storm. (Yes, we did that and it filled with water and collapsed on us.)
There was fishing,
exploring,
campfire fun,
Oh sure, Ben looks a bit concerned, but with good reason. Safety didn't seem to be the driver's top priority.
And the best proof that the kids had a great time:
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the egg hunt. It was Easter, after all. Between the egg hunt that the campground hosted and the one we did the next morning, there was plenty of ooey gooey goodness to go around.
The best part of the weekend was the blessing of spending Easter among spiritual family--enjoying God's creation and our friendship together. How wonderful it is to have children who understand that Easter is truly about the gift God has given us in His Son's sacrifice!
Love it! Brings back memories of our camping days!
ReplyDeleteI know. I thought about you a lot.
DeleteThese adventures help your children make memories to sustain them for a lifetime!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan. I would agree and I appreciate your feedback.
DeleteQue bom saber que vcs estão conseguindo manter o trabalho missionário. Que Deus dê sempre a direção a suas vidas no trabalho evangélico. Muita luz e paz!!
ReplyDeleteObrigada, Leni. É desafiante trabalhar como missionário aquí porque todo mundo está bem ocupado mas Deus é bom e Ele está transformando vidas.
DeleteGood,,very-very cute and beautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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