When we arrived Thursday afternoon Nathan did a great job of supervising daddy putting the tent up - Nathan, is he doing it right?

Nathan's first campfire - did you know your daddy is a pyromaniac? fire, fire, fire...(look at all of those bags of woods - we had the big fire after the baby went to bed)
When we awoke Friday morning, it was a bit damp, so we decided to go to Parry Sound and pick up a dining tent, and grab some breakfast (much easier on me....no cooking!). On our way back from town we had a crazy thunderstorm - so bad we had to pull off to the side of the road and just sit it out for more than 30 minutes. Upon our return we found our campsite had turned into a small pond - our tent was sitting in at least 2 inches of water. When we went to the office to find a shovel we also found out that there had been three (3!) bears in the park the night before, in fact the car at the campsite two sites up had their car window broken by a hungry bear - it's a beautiful day for a picnic!

Here's Paul digging a large trench to drain all that extra unwanted water.

Once all the water cleared we headed back to town to find a laundromat and dry all our clothes and start afresh - luckily the rest of the weekend was sunny, warm and lots o' fun. The dining tent was a great addition to our camping gear - Nathan's favourite spot was right on top of the picnic table, sitting in his Bumbo chair.



Some shots at the beach early Saturday morning.

This kid is so cool he needs shadesSo all and all it was quite an adventure - lots of fun - Nathan seemed to enjoy it all - although I think he was a bit confused about the whole thing (let me get this straight - you want me to sleep in a tent in the middle of the woods? ....okay)
He seemed very happy to be home again - safe and dry, happy to see that we still have a house, where the only wildlife is our pet cat Snickers!
















This whole zoo thing makes me sleepy



Now I'm ready to play some more.....really fast......why does my hand keep twitching?






