4th of July Family Campout

Camping, I love it. Especially with a real bed and bathroom.
This is only a third of camp.
Not seen, Rachael's and Dawn's trailers,
Grandma Millward's tent, and the girls tent.
The boy's tents are the one's next to the trailer.
The real bed is just for Mike and I.

Someone tossed a rock at Devin when he had the helmet on earlier in the day.
We found him trying it out later by throwing rocks at himself.

Cristal's mobile salon and hair cut and nail service.

All the little girls had the same braid from Cristal.

Emilee Elexa, and Sienna all wrapped up in the hammock.
Rigdon was helping them to swing.

It wouldn't be the 4th of July without red, white and blue finger nails.
The boys were not really all that interested in participating.

Dawn getting everybody strapped in for a ride in the Ranger.
Rigdon has his own place, front and center.

Kylie waiting her turn on one of the quads, good thing they don't use a lot of gas, they ran all weekend long.

Gracie and Summer checking out the controls on the Yerf Dog.
There were wooden blocks on the pedals so their legs would reach.

Rachael and Cristal did all the girls nails.
One of the many mobile services she preformed while she was there.

Volleyball is easy when the net isn't 8 feet high

Thursday night game time.
How much do you know about each other?
Playing Apples to Apples helps you find out.

While the girls played volleyball the boys played another game.
you toss the colored balls at the colored bars and have them wrap around them.
Kayla just couldn't resist and wanted to play too.

There was a question as to what kind of animal got into the trash.
Looks like Coco and Kayla.

Andy showing Ben and Paul the finer points of fishing at Woods Canyon Lake

If there is sun there are girls looking pretty.
Not as nice as the beach in Hawaii, but a smooth rock will do the trick.
It was a great weekend.
The trailer is covered in dust so my next few days will be to wipe down all the fun we had out of it.
Thank goodness for pictures.
I just love my family.