Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts

Friday, February 17, 2017

White Mountains





















White Mountains

My family has this tradition of going camping in the White Mountains, NH every summer. These were taken summer of 2015. One year later from a tragic accident (that is alright now) and a memorable trip. We have traditions up in the White Mountains. We set up the tent, go grocery shopping, make a family dinner by the fire, then the next day is July 4th and we celebrate in town at Zeb's general store and candy shop and then walking over to Ben and Jerry's before the fireworks begin, etc etc. Aside from all the fun in the woods or in town, it's the fact that getting away from real life, problems, social media, and all the fun stuff is what makes the trip that more enjoyable. I couldn't use my phone service even if I wanted to......no service. Once a year. Every year. 

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Jericho Lake

Good Morning
I Can-Knot Believe This View
Not Up
                             
Nature/Natural (me)

Daisy Daisy
Cotton Candy Moon
Sparkling
Dad
Hiding
Bunched Up
We Found Our Way

Jericho Lake

Four sleeping bags, my flannel, my family, and my camera....
We're all off to Jericho State Park in NH for 4 days and 3 nights for Father's day. 
The whole family in one tiny cabin for 4 days...honestly, it was bearable even between the snoring and sleep talking. Our view just from opening our front door in the cabin was breathtaking. I couldn't wait to wake up to that for a few morning. This trip was filled with exploring the woods, trails, waterfalls and many back and forth trips for necessities at Wal-mart. To the first and #1 man in my life....Thank you for sharing your love for nature and camping in general with me. I love you, Dad. Hope your Father's Day was filled with nothing but relaxing (except for when we needed you to start the fire for us.) 

Thursday, June 12, 2014

In-tents Camping

flannel
speechless
burning log
little friend 

In honor of this weekend's camping trip, I've pulled photos from past camping trips. This is the best part of the year, not only because it's one on one with the great outdoors, but a getaway from society and technology (excluding my camera).