Day 14

At Ten Foot ( an Eagle River swimming hole)

Jacob counting down before his jump

Go Adam!

Playing across the road

Hammock pictures at Pebble beach

Thunderstorm on Brockway Mt

Watching the stars

It was warm in the tent last night. Jared and I were up at 6:30. We sat under the awning and waited for our coffee. There were a couple loud Sandhill cranes flying over Lake Fanny Hooe. Grandma came to visit with us. Then Jared and I worked on speedy stitching a repair on Grandma's dining fly. Jacob and Adam took a bike ride while waiting for pancakes. Eli played across the road and was singing. We visited at Grandma and Grandpa after breakfast. Eli and Jacob played across the road and Adam took a bike ride. Then Adam fed a chipmunk and it came really close to his feet. We headed out to Eagle river and decided to check out a swimming hole that Dennis had told us about. It was a fun pool in the river with some waterfalls. We spent 4hrs there and had so much fun. Jacob and Adam played most the time in the pool. Eli liked playing in the water and the rocks above the pool. On our way back to camp we stopped to see Leslie and to pick up our new pottery.   Jacob and Adam walked to the school playground. When we went to pick them up they were watching a group at people play a game. They gave them high fives before leaving. We got back to camp a little after 5:00 and took our pottery over to show Grandma and Grandpa. After dinner we drove over to Pebble beach to look for rocks that we can put around the fire pit in our woods. The boys helped us carry them back to the van. Jared's backpack was really heavy. We also picked blueberries while the boys played on the beach. Back at camp we sat by the fire with Grandma and Grandpa and made s'mores. Tonight we went up on Brockway Mt to watch the stars. On the way up we noticed there was a storm in the distance over Lake Superior. We sat on blankets and watch the storm, saw some shooting stars, satellites, and also got to see the International space station.  Eli fell asleep on the drive back to camp.