Fridays is the our traditional pizza day for our family. Many of you are undoubtedly confused by the title. For those of you not in the know Taco Bell is a “sort of” Mexican food place. Taco Bell is definately not known … Continue reading
Our last day in camp was a rainy day. We had scheduled to stay longer and maybe do some more fishing, but with the rain everyone just wanted to pack up and go. So after a quick breakfast that is … Continue reading
Day Four saw us back on the trail. This time we were camped out at the Clyde group campground in Big Pine Canyon. Working on our 10 mile hike we had two goals: see First and Second Falls and Palisade … Continue reading
Just a bit ago, from across the room, I heard the soft sounds of AJ talking to himself. I went to go investigate and found him laying on his back on the floor, head cushioned on a pillow he had … Continue reading
Day 3 found us back at camp, which was good because I was tired from the day before. Although our feet got a little bit of rest it was still a busy day. On this day we finished the Fishing … Continue reading
(click on pictures to expand) Day 2 in the Sierras was the first of two “trail” days. For our first destination, we made it our goal to get to a place called Donkey Lake. To reach Donkey Lake we would … Continue reading
(click on the pictures to expand) Last week I took my Scouts from Team 253 (we are Varsity Scouts so we call ourselves a Team) to the Sierras. It was a wonderful trip that took us to heights of 11,000 feet and … Continue reading
As this blog is now functioning as our family journal, I’m going to add a quick note, so I won’t forget later. AJ and I have a fun trend going. Several mornings each week AJ pops out of his bed … Continue reading
Ok, so last month I wrote about how we went to see the Gamble House. I really didn’t talk about our visit to Little Toyko. It was fun, but it wasn’t really eventful. Or at least that is what I … Continue reading
Click on a picture to enlarge. Today was the Crestline Jamboree Days here in Crestline. The Chamber of Commerce puts it on every year. Usually, it consists of a parade, fair, and fireworks, but this year there was no money … Continue reading