"I go with my little lantern, my lantern is going with me. Above the stars are shinning, on earth shines my lantern for me. THe stars shine bright all through the night. A bim ala bim ala bim"
Our friends at the little Waldorf school in Florida have been going camping for their lantern walk for about 10 - 11 years now, and we were lucky enough to participate in that experience this year.!! It was such a great time we will be doing it every year. The kids played hard all day only stopping briefly to watercolor paint in order to turn it into a lantern for the main event that evening - the lantern walk!
Most of the families who came were able to get a cabin on the lake. It was a beautiful lake. Tony and I took a walk (with Adeline) while the kids played.
We then came upon this sign at the beach swimming area - hummm - not so sure I want to go swimming!!
After the lantern walk we headed back to our campsite where earlier in the day Tony and I had set up the tents and started a campfire. It was a beautiful night and I really enjoyed being out there.
We roasted our new vegan marshmellows and made smores - yummm.
then it was off to bed for Adeline, Ryan and I. Once I got Adeline asleep , I took Ryan to the bathroom and could not believe the amount of dirt on him! He was covered up to his elbows in it!! Obviously he had a fun day.
In the morning I took a short walk on the trail behind our site and it opened up to this amazing view. I felt like I was on the Savannah in Africa and not a state park in Florida!
Sage had his own tent!
Tony woke up with the sun and got everything set up for breakfast! I was surprised, I think he is liking this camping stuff and he sure is getting the hang of it!
Cooking breakfast outside - yumm! My dad hooked us up with his camping gear and it sure made things easier for us!
Little A did great on her first camping trip!
To top it all off after we arrived back at my parents to pick up Heidi, the Blue Angels were flying at the air show out at the beach. Since my parents live so near , we could see them when they flew overhead. They were so close at one point that we could read the writting on their planes!