What A Weekend!

Friday, Kevin took Kimble and Karter camping with my family. It has become a tradition to camp every summer near Woods Canyon Lake and Kevin was really ready for a "vacation." I stayed behind to take Koltyn to his one month well check (he is already weighing in at 13 pounds and measures 23.5 inches- he does not even look like he is only one month old) and traveled up Saturday morning with my sister, Heather, and brother-in-law, Aaron. We were able to get tons of pictures:



Kimble found a blue friend with short legs, as she put it, to play with for a while.


Kimble was showing off her little buddy to Karter and Jayden. Eventually, Kevin got her to put it back onto a tree.


Friday afternoon they stopped at a look-out point on their way to the lake. Kevin even let Kimble take some pictures (she snapped the picture of the boys).




After the rest of us arrived Saturday morning, we headed down a nearby trail for a scenic walk. Kimble, Karter and Jayden all piled into Heather's bike trailer for 2 (we used it as a stroller). The clouds eventually opened up on us and we had to speed walk back to camp.


It always cracks me up to see our babies in the carrier. This was Koltyn's first time and will probably have to be his last.


After lunch, we went back to the lake so that the kids could go fishing. Aaron was helping the kids fish and Kimble made sure to stay close by him. She was so determined to catch a fish, although nobody did in the end.



Karter was not so into fishing and spent his time at the lake exploring in the trees and looking at the water every once in a while.


We took some family pictures before leaving the lake...




Sunday morning was chilly so we made sure that Koltyn was wrapped up. He was probably the warmest of us all.


Kimble made sure that everyone got some tiny yellow flowers before moving on to this stump. She wasn't able to cover it completely, but she did start to call it Stumpy.


One more picture of Koltyn's first camping trip and we were off.


Although we were loving the cooler weather and spending time with the family, we were ready to be back home and sleeping in beds that were not on the ground. We can't wait until next year (we won't have to worry about warm bottles, yay)!