Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Way to go, Idaho

For our family reunion last summer we went to McCall, Idaho.  A few of us met up at Richard's in Meridian the night before, then we drove up to McCall after church on Sunday.  It was another big lovely house to enjoy.  We found our rooms and settled in.  
The next day we went for a nature walk/hike where we weren't quite sure where we were going, but we were together and had a great time.  

Here's the whole group (minus the photographer) heading out on our 'hike'


The same group from the front


Here are some of us waiting in the shade to find out where we should go


Sisters walking


Later that day we went to Ice Cream Alley where we all enjoyed delicious ice cream.  We walked around the shops and looked at touristy things.

On Tuesday we had our water day.  We spent the morning on some fun watercraft at Payette Lake.


Logan with his wind-blown hair

Lauren wishing she could drive

David with the 2 youngsters

Easton getting off his ride with Aunt Elizabeth and Emily


Coming in when the time was up
Mark riding by

In the afternoon we went and tried more watercraft, where we had to use our own power.  



David, Lauren, Easton & Rozanne heading out on our canoe ride.  Logan already went ahead in his kayak.

Kim, Liz, Luke & Richard

Kelly, Elizabeth, Sarah & Emily

Luke, pulling the canoe up on the beach

Then we enjoyed a little beach time.
Suzanne & family coming in, Logan and Easton on the logs

Cousins enjoying the water
The problem with writing about this so many months later, I don't remember any little details.  We all hung out together, we played some games, ate some food, and enjoyed our surroundings.  There were some deer sightings at the cabin, and the little ones liked riding bikes around in the garage and the driveway.  We had s'mores one night by the fire on the patio, and we all visited.  I love my family, and I look forward to these reunions every year.  This one was sad because my dad wasn't there, and I know he would have loved the ice cream.

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