We left from Idaho this morning and it was sad to have to part with the McKellars. We had such a great week with their family! Perhaps next year they'll join us for a longer adventure? (Tonight we're in Dillon, Montana - tomorrow brings another longish day of travel as we move on to Provo, Utah.)
It was quite something to see an inflatable pulling another but it worked excellent! Anna, Julia, Emily, Kaitlyn & Craig each had a turn (or 2) being pulled on the tube. Each did great!
Em wasn't as thrilled by the idea as some of the others but she did a stellar job especially over the waves.
Karen & Claire got in on the action of seeing the deer up close. I don't know if I've mentioned yet that this campground is on a wildlife preserve so the deer were mostly tame, especially if you had food. I watched on deer help itself to the leftover ribs, beans, broccoli and watermelon bits left outside a trailer in an open garbage can. Surprisingly, these fellas aren't overweight.
An Island View sunset. These were very common and so beautiful!
Katie is giving the deer a scratch behind the ears. I didn't see as many this year as we have in prior years but this is the first year that we saw the fawns. Such a treat!
This photo was taken at Fort Steele - this is where we spent Canada Day. This guy had gotten out of his pen but was willing to eat, by hand, the grass that was 'greener on the other side'.
Emily smooching a Clydesdale.
Anna & Katie were up front with the wagon driver giving him a few pointers.
It was quite something to see an inflatable pulling another but it worked excellent! Anna, Julia, Emily, Kaitlyn & Craig each had a turn (or 2) being pulled on the tube. Each did great! 
Em wasn't as thrilled by the idea as some of the others but she did a stellar job especially over the waves.
Karen & Claire got in on the action of seeing the deer up close. I don't know if I've mentioned yet that this campground is on a wildlife preserve so the deer were mostly tame, especially if you had food. I watched on deer help itself to the leftover ribs, beans, broccoli and watermelon bits left outside a trailer in an open garbage can. Surprisingly, these fellas aren't overweight.
An Island View sunset. These were very common and so beautiful!
Katie is giving the deer a scratch behind the ears. I didn't see as many this year as we have in prior years but this is the first year that we saw the fawns. Such a treat!
This photo was taken at Fort Steele - this is where we spent Canada Day. This guy had gotten out of his pen but was willing to eat, by hand, the grass that was 'greener on the other side'.
Emily smooching a Clydesdale.
Anna & Katie were up front with the wagon driver giving him a few pointers.
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