Thursday, August 27, 2009

camping--

La Jara Resovier

So the Larson family went camping last weekend and had an interesting time.
Pepper is not quite old enough to take camping and have her parents enjoy it!
We arrived at our spot and enjoyed a nice little time of fishing and watching the sunset.

SO PRETTY!

Cute little mess of a girl


funny face
(great movie btw-I suggest everyone rent it-unles you don't like chick flicks)
and can you see all those hairs at the top of her head sticking up--that is where she cut her hair off this summer.

Lucas fishing--LOVE THIS PICTURE!
wish you could the fishing pole--
it looks like he is comtemplating life.


The next morning we woke (that is assuming that I slept, which I did very little of)
to a nice drizzle of rain.

We "enjoyed" it as long as I could and then packed up and headed home.
We left around 4:30 and were home the next day by noon...
short, but nice to get away for a while.
However, I found that even if you are camping for 1 night or 6, you still pack almost the same amount of stuff (yes more food and clothes), but really you pack almost the same amount.
and if anyone is interested. I have a camp packing list...I am posting it for your enjoyment.
(I also have a packing list for the sanddunes and up to denver if anyone is interested)
CAMPING LIST
Tent/stakes
Sleeping Bags
Pillows
Flashlight
Camera
Trash bags
Wet wipes (for clean up)
First Aid Kit
Glow Sticks
Umbrella
Sunscreen
Bug Spray
Matches
Pocket Knife
Toilet Paper
Small Table
Guitar and Music
Camping Chairs
Towels (small & Large incase they fall in lake)
Work Gloves
Wood?
Walkie Talkie
Small Dust Broom for Tent
Bucket to do dishes
Bandanna
Cards (and other activities you can play in the tent during rain)
Water Bottles
Duct Tape
Scissors
Hatchet
Baby Backpack
Guns and ammo
poncho’s
if you have small children a portable potty chair

Pet Items
Rope
Food
Dog bowl

Cooking Items
Dish towels
Soap
Spatula-with a long handle so you don’t have to reach into the fire
Frying Pan
Paper plates
Paper cups
Napkins
Sippy Cups
Hot Coco
Marshmallows
seasonings
cooking oil
a kettle to put on the fire
a hot pad
lots of water!
spoons/forks/knifes

Dinner
Hot Dogs Ketchup Relish
Buns Mustard Mayo
Marshmallows
Breakfast
Pancakes Milk Syrup Butter
Snack idea's
Muffins/popcorn/granola bars/tin foil/red-hot’s/cinnamon/Apples
apples cooked on fire, wrap in tin foil with red-hots & Cinnamon
Lunch
Hamburgers
Buns

For the Kids
Toys (outside/digging)
Crafts-
1. Glue to make sand paintings
2. Paint & Paper (Make stamps of rocks, leafs, and so on)
Scavenger Hunt—find and take a picture or do.
1. Skip rocks
2. Walking Stick
3. Pretty Flower
4. Round Stone
5. Litter (and pick it up)
6. Fish
7. See some wild-life
Backpacks to hold treasures and hiking stuff
Star gazing
Wood gathering ---Longest stick, biggest stick, crookest stick. etc.

Per Day (or so)--clothing and personal items
Amy Lucas Sedona Pepper
Pants Pants Pants Pants
Shirt Shirt Shirt Shirt
Socks Socks Socks Socks
Underclothing Underclothing Underwear Diapers
PJ PJ PJ PJ

All Kids Extra
Hair brush Lotion Camera-Film/Batteries
Toothbrush Pain Killer Cell Phone
Toothpaste Allergy Medicine Chargers (car)
Floss Cold Medicine Day Planners
Hair Accessories Night Medicine Pillows
Tweezers Nail Clippers
Chapstick Blankets

CAR BAG & DIAPER BAG
Diapers Wet Wipes Music Drink
Snacks Toys Books

Per Person
Shoes (water shoes/boots/hiking/or at camp)
Extra set of clothes
Wash cloth
Hat
Sunglasses

Summer

Sunscreen Bug Spray
Sandals Swimming things (goggles, suits, floating, toys)

Winter
Coats Hats Gloves
Scarves Boots


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