C-c-c-camping!

Indiana is breath-taking this time of year because of all the trees changing colors. We decided to get one last camping trip in before it gets too cold and before a new baby. We headed down to Brown County state park known for it's beauty this time of year and -gasp- hills!

We (well, the boys) rode ponies.

Destroy was professing his love for his pony, Luther, by the end of the ride. He was sad to leave his new friend.

We got to drive on the -gasp- hills and see the trees from the top!

I can't help but crack up every time I see this picture. It looks fake! It's hilarious.



We played in leaves. For a long, long time.

And gave leafy hugs.

And jumped in leafy piles.

And made leaf angels, the dryer and warmer kind of snow angels. And itchier too.

And looked cute :)

Practiced our flying skills.

We played at the playground. For a long, long time.

And somehow managed to get a cute family picture.

And looked cute some more :)

Camped here on a nice bed of leaves. It made our camping trip really clean and soft! The falling leaves sounded like rain.

We ate french toast for breakfast, like we do every time we camp. Oh, and next time hopefully I'll remember the butter and syrup because driving to the nearest gas station for replacements if a wee bit spendy!

We hung out by the fire for a long, long time. That is, after we were able to get the fire started with awful wood. That took a long, long time.

Search is our little pyro.

Two dirty boys loving the outdoors! They loved to go on "night-walks" with their flashlights to look for werewolves. Good thing we never found any.

There was about a 10 foot radius around our fire pit that didn't have any leaves because the boys threw them all in. They watched them smoke and listened to them crackle.

I love you camping. See you later.