I went with my son and grandson's to their Father's and Son's campout. It was hot to start with and during the night got pretty cold next to the river where we were in the campsite.
This was the view just 30 yards from our tents.
As if it wasn't hot enough we had to start a fire to cook our tin foil dinners and deserts.
Some of the men and boys got some fishing time in but I don't think any fish were caught.
Unwrapping the first desert, marshmellows and chocolate chips in a
waffle cone warmed inn the fire.
First sampler said it was pretty good.
The camp was not complete without the trains blowing their
horns less than a 100 yard from camp.
There was a road that they had to blow their horns for that led into camp.
Some boy time.
Partial moon and beautiful sunset clouds.
Our tent colony.
The next morning was clear and crisp including the frost on the bench.
There were also three elk having breakfast above us on the hill.
Some of the scenery near camp.
Looks like these two elk were playing hide and seek.
More fishing, same results, unless they caught some after we left.
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