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One More Day!!!

Just one day left of work and we are headed away from civilization for...

  • 4 days
  • Just the 2 of us
  • Endless forest & mountains
  • Beautiful, challenging hiking trails
  • Streams with great trout fishing
  • Coooool weather (it was like 98 degrees here today, apparenltly. Days like this I am happy I don't see the sun)
  • Views of herds of elk
  • Delicious, fresh, meals cooked in foil over a hot camp fire
  • Smores
  • Cerveza
  • Cereal in the mini boxes. But not my normal raisin bran...this is my "Get Out of Jail Free Card" --and I eat "naughty" things like Frosted Flakes and Pops! (Helllooo it's camping!)
  • I. Love. The. White. Mountains. (AZ..not the ones by New Hampshire)
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Lisa's Yarns said…
Have so much fun! And you can totally send the 98 degree weather here. I'll take that over the mid-40s with rain (which I am sure you'd gladly take, just when you aren't raining, as I know the heat gets old!)

Have a blast and be safe!
May 5, 2011 at 4:28 AM
Marlys said…
Sounds too good to be true! The 98 degree temps sound unbearable but I would love to feel 78! We just can't break 60! Rain last night but sunshine today! Oh, glorious sun! Have a wonderful mini-retreat!
May 5, 2011 at 6:32 AM
Unknown said…
Have fun! I love camping. We were out the first part of the week. Really, Abby, I can't call what we do camping anymore. This new Airstream is the bomb!

However, we did spend many years in a tent and loved it. We turned 40 and decided it was time to quit sleeping on the ground!!!

Someday we will travel to Arizona and see those mountains you talk about!
May 5, 2011 at 8:01 AM
Amber said…
That sounds AWESOME! I love camping!! We are hoping to get away for a few camping trips this summer but it's hard right now because Eric works weekends! Me working Mon - Fri and him working Sat - Sun does not make our schedules conducive to camping (or doing anything together really!!!) Hopefully that will change in June, though!
May 5, 2011 at 9:41 AM
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