We went to Eisenhower State Park for a big UU campout a few weeks ago. There were people from several different area churches. It was organized by a man from Community UU in Plano. You could pay extra for chuckwagon bkfsts and there was also a potluck. Less food to pack - Yay! There were over 50 kids there for our kids to play with!
We really, really loved this campground. The screened shelters area was the best! We hope to go back. Also, the weather was *perfect* this weekend. Love those few little TX spring wknds when everything is beautiful.
I still can't park this car very well.
Us, with a little Instagram magic.
The boys, with a little Instagram magic. After using a $20 Wal Mart tent for a couple of years, we bought the boys a little REI brand tent. Leo can put it up himself. It's a much nicer tent, and really wasn't terribly expensive.
There was a little trail right across from our campsite that went straight to Lake Texoma. This is the entrance.
There were tons of seashell fossils and such in the rocks. I was amazed that they were just everywhere. This is Henry fossil hunting.
Elvis marshmallow. (nutella)
Henry holding hands with his friend from RE (aka Sunday School), Logan. This picture is from a tour that we took at
Dominion Farms. It was a really interesting tour for all of us! They do everything grass fed, no antibiotics, no hormones, no fertilizer on the grass, etc. Fascinating! We all noticed that there was really no stench or smell at all. I want to go back and buy some of their eggs. They say there is a real difference. I think you can buy their products at some local Farmer's Markets.
The baby chicks live in an old RV. So funny.
The kids join hands to do clean up crew.
This is the chicken coop. The farmer uses old political signs from his relatives who run for office to make the chicken coop. Lots of political joke potential there.
Not sure why these pics are not with the other farm pics, but I'm too lazy to figure out how to move them around.
