Yeeeees, it’s been raining on my little campers this week. But it hasn’t stopped us from having fun! There were still plenty of swimmers
And lots of people out and about having fun
Debbie and Bryant never cancel their fun activities on account of a little rain. Or a lot of rain, either! They just move it all indoors!
Or they build boats to float in the puddles.
The fishermen have had a great time the last two weeks. The fish are reeeeally hungry!
Look at this beauty caught by Fred Becker!
3 1/2 lbs . . . 21 inches long . . . brown trout. Amazing.
The Lamoreau Family reported to Tami this morning that they’ve caught around a hundred fish during their week stay. Among their prizes were 2 2lb large mouth bass and a 4lb’er too. They also caught a Crappie, which I didn’t even know we had in Lower Range Pond. Oh – and pickerel too!
The baby eagle is sitting on the edge of the nest now. When he hollers for food, you can hear him all over the lake.
The Joyce family gave Tami this photo of the baby and adult. Isn’t it a good one! In no time at all, that baby will be flying.
We have tons of activities lined up for this coming week including a performance by B J Hickman on Sunday night and a science-y arts and craft lesson on how to make Exploding Lunch Bags with the Science Guy on Tuesday.
I can’t wait to explode lunch bags!
And guess what? The sun is trying wicked hard to shine through the clouds today! Cross your antlers . . . I mean your fingers . . . that it gets a chance to come out!
It may have been raining but it was still a fun weekend. Thanks to all of the hard work put in by the staff at the campground everyone still gets to have fun rain or shine.
Thanks for a great July 4th weekend. My favorite was the pots and pan parade in the morning. They paused right at my site to make sure that my dad heard it loud and clear! Thanks Bryant!
Oh, that Bryant! He’s so thoughtful that way! He just wanted your Dad to get a really good listen of the extra loud whistles . . .