Andy's family has about 200 acres of recreational ground in Perry County. They call it "The Farm". Andy has been going there with his friends since early grade school to hunt, shoot, ride ATVs, fish, and just mess around in general. This past weekend we camped there with the second generation of farm lovers.
I was a little skeptical going into this camping trip, because there is no playground, pavement, running hot water, etc. I wasn't sure we could keep the boys entertained for the weekend. Man was I wrong! We all had a blast and didn't even do everything we intended to do. There were 9-10 kids there between the ages of 6 years and 18 months and about the same number of adults. We rode ATVs, visited a cave, fished, went on a scavenger hunt and just took in the breathtaking beauty of fall. The kids enjoyed outdoor movies and campfire story time. Andy made delicious food for all of us and we just had a great time!
It was pretty cool to know that Andy and I are both still friends with the people we met in grade school and not just acquaintances still but they are our closest friends. It was awesome to see these guys sharing one of their favorite places with their kids and to see our kids forging true relationships with each other just as we did years ago. What a blessing long lasting true friendship is!
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| Adam caught his first fish |
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| Kids snuggled up to watch the movie |
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| Little guys checking out the well |
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| Audrey Fisher, Patrick and Lucy Bretz ready for a Rhino Ride |
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| Lucas is ready in his spot in the Rhino |
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| Lucas, Patrick, Adam, Audrey, Lucy, and Cameron in the cave. |
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| Lucas is ready to ride |
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| Lucas held on to Cameron on their ride with Sean |
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| Deep fishing talk going on between Patrick and Adam |
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| Lucas caught some fish with Paps |
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| Adam ready to ride with his buddy Alayna |
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| Adam riding the hills with Brian |
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