A Few More Camping Pics

Daddy needed a rest (and a change of clothes) after putting up the camper so quickly in the rain.

Clara scootered all over and had lots of fun. She got to take a walkie-talkie with her so she felt really grown up being able to go out of our sight. I, on the other hand, was a wee bit apprehensive. It's hard letting go. All the campsites look alike and I was afraid she would get lost or hit by a car or bicycle. She did great though and thoroughly enjoyed her new found freedom.

I didn't really have a suitable pair of outdoor sandals, so I hit the outdoor store near our house before we left home and lucked out when I found these Keens on clearance. They're a little more manly than I would've liked, but they were a great deal.

Here's a peek at the inside. It threatened rain all weekend, so it was very nice to have a spot where we knew we'd be dry. It was sooooo nice to have with the dogs. This camper is geriatric corgi approved. They're 12 and 13 years old now, so camping is getting to be a little much for them, but this was perfect. They stayed cool inside, couldn't get our beds all hairy and we were able to leave them inside for short times while we went and did stuff. They can't walk too far, especially in this heat and they would always bark like crazy if we tied them up at the campsite.

I know nothing about pop up campers, but apparently the back pop out feature on ours is unique. It slides out in the back to have a spot for the table.

Robert took a snack break while Mommy and Daddy packed up to leave.