Sunday, July 03, 2016

Bear Lake cabin and activities

 We went to Minnetonka Caves one day. That was fun. LOTS of stairs. I was amazed how well all the kids did. 












We stayed in an amazing cabin on the hill at Bear Lake. Each family took turns planning an activity. 
We flew paper airplanes.
 Did balloon games. 




 Watched a movie
Here is the view from the balcony.
 On Father's day the kids sang to their dads and grandpa.
 At the park.


We ate lots of yummy food.
Snapchat fun with Uncle Braden


Bear Lake

We spent a couple days at the lake. That was probably the kids' favorite part. We got sunburnt the first day so we had to wait a couple to get back out in the sun. The first day Matt and Mickie rented a floating trampoline for the kids to play on. Maybe Nate got pictures of that. I wasn't very good at taking pictures there.

There were all of these shallow warm pools for the kids to play in. They were kind of muddy and cloudy, but they didn't mind.







 Nate's Aunt and Uncle, Stormy and Kevin, came too and they rented a pontoon boat and a tube. The kids LOVED that. But the wave runners were probably the favorite part. 

 Tanner and Calin behind the pontoon. Luckily pontoons don't go over about 15 mph, so it was perfect for kids.

 The weather was perfect while we were there. 80's to 90's.
 Uncle Kevin was so fun, and let the kids all drive the boat.
 Emma and Tanner

 Maylee and Ashlyn

Spence Reunion pictures

We had to take advantage of the opportunity of being all together, and take some family pictures. I had my camera out and so did Michaela. These are some of the shots I got. 
My kids.

The cousins

 Pam and Braden
 Jordan and Micaela's family

 The whole group

 Matt and Mickie (Kyla took their family pictures)

Boise-Planet Kid

On our way home from Bear Lake we stopped in Boise to get out some energy. Found this indoor play area that the kids enjoyed. 
We stayed in Ontario, OR that night and played in the hotel pool. It was a nice, and necessary way to break up that long drive home.











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