It's great to have Gracie back home... Gracie's pictures from camp...
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| Grace starts her first day of camp today. As you can see, she's doing just fine. Just look at that smile! |
Sunday, July 07, 2013
Gracie first trip to Forest Home Summer Camp...
Friday, July 05, 2013
A fun 4th!
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| Wasn't sure what was prettier... the fireworks or this beauty |
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| Watching the sky rockets! |
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| I'll hold it, but I'm not letting it anywhere near his pretty face |
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| Some snow cones at the festival in Claremont |
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Camping shots from Gracie's camera
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| Camp Hair |
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| Cooling down in the Kaweah River |
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| Oh Deer! |
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| Sequoia National Park Jr. Rangers |
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| Cozy Chillin' by the Fire |
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| Inside Crystal Cave. |
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| Inside a hollow tree that Gracie found |
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| Crystal Cave had many formations including this massive stalactites hanging from the ceiling |
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| The entrance to the cave was guarded by this beauty |
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| Let's grow this in our garden! |
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| Me with the prettiest thing at Sequoias |
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| That water is snow run off. She's smiling on top, but her legs are crying |
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| The outside entrance of the Crystal Cave. There is a 20 degree temperature drop inside the cave just 10 feet from where we are sitting |
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| Grace just steps away from the top of the top of the Tokopah Falls trail |
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| Gracie's view of our campsite |
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| Ready for a cold night |
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| Becoming Jr. Rangers at the swearing in ceremony |
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Camping in Sequoia National Park...
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| This is not a fake background. We took this on the Big Tree Trail |
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| The entrance to Sequoia National Park |
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| Campsite 186 at Lodgepole |
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| On the trail to Tokopah Falls |
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| Even though it's low on water this year, Tokopah Falls was worth the adventure to the falls |
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| A cone from a Sequoia. Every tree starts with the seeds from a cone like this |
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| In front of the Sentinel Tree |
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| What is in there? |
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| Burn damage from a forest fire... |
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| Saw my professor and good friend from APU, Gary Lemaster at the General Sherman Tree. I mistook him for a National Park Forest Ranger |
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| Gary Lemaster and a real National Park Forest Ranger |
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| I don't think these guys made it... |
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| The General Sherman Tree. The largest tree in the world by sheer wood volume. |
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| Walking through the Congress Trail |
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| A fallen Sequoia. It shatters and takes down anything in it's path |
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