KAMPER KAMP--a full weekend

After a five hour drive from LA to Jamul (which should have taken 2 hours, but 4/5 freeways had horrible traffic...so it goes), we set up camp, had dinner--backpacker Stroganoff, cheese-broccoli potatoes, and raspberry crumble (yum), and i hung out at the camp fire.

Saturday morning began with all church breakfast, courtesy of our amazing Fellowship Committee and the cooks:
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I went back to bed at 8:15 AM and got up at 11 AM, walked about a bit, and then made lunch:
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The prime activities of the afternoon were watching Pastor Charlie set up his "tiny" tent (he was by himself ;-)...
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...watching people throw giant washers into green boards with holes...
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...watching the crazy wagon riders...
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...and being impressed with Dan's feet:
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Saturday night and Sunday morning we gathered for musical worship and heard from Pastor Charlie.
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Then, as quickly as it began, it was over. We tore down, hauled it all back to the car, and went on our 7 hour adventure back home, taking the long way up Hwy 79.
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We even saw eagles.
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See more pictures on Flickr.

The weekend ended, unfortunately, with some excitement. On the way home, I had to call 9-1-1 about an unsafe driver and then last night, I called because a teen had fallen from a third floor window to a second floor balcony. Not sure what happened with the unsafe driver; hopefully the CHP caught him before he caused an accident. As for the teen, by all reports all will be well--thanks to fast acting neighbors (including a nurse) and Hawthorne police and fire.


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2 comments:

  1. Were the Girl Scouts there again?

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  2. No Girl Scouts, thankfully. There was another group in that spot, but they were mostly quiet. The crows, though, started up around 6 am. I was up and did not care, but others complained. Of course, I also had ear plugs installed as snore-sound protection :-)

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