Stanley's teething rock! |
All in all it was a great adventure. We had to watch Stanley like a hawk because we didn't want him to put rocks in his mouth. We gave up on dirt and let him eat sand and dirt like a good little kid. We had to pick our battles and the dirt/sand was for sure a loosing case.
Here is a collection of photos from our adventure.
Big Dan giving Stanley some 'good' but I'm sure not at all baby food. |
Stanley loved playing with all of the other little kids. |
The crowded beach |
At 5 Simone was a good helper |
For night, he would be so exhausted that we would put him in his sleep sack and just let him cry and move about the tent till he fell asleep. Usually, this was in a very convenient place right by the door to the tent or in the middle of mom's sleeping pad. It was never near his own sleeping pad. We all survived, but we sure were happy to get back to Stanley sleeping in his own crib.
Stanley took some baths in the lake, but was so dirty by the end of the week that he could have quite the mohawk. |
Stanley always had a group of people with whom he could talk. |
The last night before leaving we spent the night in the lodge so that we could be somewhat clean for the flight home. |
Tent camping at Piseco holds a whote new aura for many of us because Stanley camped there. He is a new generation of our family to be delighted with the lake, ducks, woods, streams and friends (plus experience a few mosquitoes and storms).
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the wonderful pictures!
Oh my goodness, these pics gave my heart a tug!! Piseco is such a special place. Wish I could have been there with you all!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see your pictures, Julia, and read your blog of your first camping trip with Stanley. I can imagine him getting a kick out of reading it when he's a teenager and beyond! I'm so glad my grandkids got to experience Piseco as well, and they are developing the deep memories that we all have of the place. Until next year!
ReplyDeleteLauren