The weather was beautiful. It is so funny to go from space heater to fans in the span of 3 or 4 days, but that's Camp weather for you. There is a certain air of nothingness to Camp, in the best sort of way. I really kind of wish that there was no cell phone access, but just a pay phone attached to a tree for emergencies.
We both remember this toy! Thanks Maggie for letting us play with it while you sleep.
Clara Mara House is tucked in for the night. She is Audrey's current lovie. However, she was most unfortunately left with Aunt Kady at Camp and we will not be reunited until late July.
B, Maggie, Kady. 3 people looking at 3 different cameras.
A view from below
A view from the Sleeping House.
It's a dog's world a t Camp. Chew to your heart's content.
Impossible to get everyone to smile, or even look at the camera at the same time.
Catching the first fish at Camp!
The boat house.
Ben spent 80% of his time at Camp on this step. There were so many wind chimes dangling just out of his reach, and so many people to look at in each room.
Fungus. It's a tradition. there are fungus masterpieces dating back for decades. These fungus things grow on downed trees and you an write on them with sticks and they seem to last forever. This was the ONLY fungus we found, I guess the trend is catching among Lake Titus-ites, because we only found this one because we got off the trail a bit and this was on the bottom of a fallen tree. Audrey wrote her name on it to commemorate her 2010 experience.
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