It’s hard to believe I’m related to my little sister. Her three girls have camped more times than I can count. Before this weekend, my girls had yet to go camping. (Unless you count sleeping in a tent in the backyard.) I decided this was the summer to just do it. For purists out there, reserving a tiny cabin may not count as camping, but it was rustic enough for me. Ferry rides + Victorian beach towns + Tea Room fudge + sleeping in view of the beach + catching crabs + friends + s’mores = a beautiful end to our lazy summer.Back at home, we were treated to three tired little girls in different stages of post-campout meltdowns. Clean, soothe, pajama, potty, read, tuck into bed. Nurse the loud one. When the aftermath subsided, I delved into the chocolate-y goodness from Port Gamble. I even shared the last few bites with Mr. Dahl. Man, I love camping!
Port Gamble
Tea House ladies
Catching Crabs
Kitsap Peninsula Beach at Morning
Cute Girls!
7 comments:
How fun! I love it! Your idea of roughing it is my idea also. I'm not much for sleeping on the ground and the bugs - ugh. Looks like you had a wonderful time. Your girls are so beautiful.
Looks like so much fun! Definitely my idea of camping! The tea house picture is my favorite! So cute!
I love your family picture at the top. What a fun trip, so glad you had the cabin!! ;)
Did you even get dirty?? ;) That looks like a really fun trip! I think my girls would especially like catching crabs. I wish we were near the ocean!
Oh, I wish we were there with you to join in the fun. Sounds like every little girl's dream: to campout and play dress-ups.
Looks like so much fun! That's my kind of camping! I miss the northwest!
What a fun trip. You are making me want to move back to the Northwest even more when I see all the unique things that your girls are able to enjoy. Maybe they don't go sledding, but catching crabs--how cool.
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