Fun With the Cousins
Despite the heat and the generally lazy days of summer,
guests are usually a good reason to get out of the house
and do something different.
The heat made us think of the mountains and the fact
that it is cooler up there than in the valley.
So, if we wanted to do something outside, it would
have to be somewhere higher in elevation.
Big Trees State Park
From there we headed over to...
Columbia State Park
Columbia, a historic mining town,
is in the foothills so was lower in elevation
is in the foothills so was lower in elevation
and higher in temperature.
We attempted to cool off by going to the ice cream parlor,
candy shop, and finally by buying bottles of ice cold sarsaparilla.
We also engaged in some bowling with cannon balls
and wooden pins.
After church the following Sunday, we headed high in the Sierra's
to our traditional camping spot.
It was wonderful to see so much green after the brown of the valley.
No one was too thrilled at the idea of parting.
Yet, everyone knew that the relaxation of summer was drawing to a close
and it was time to get back into a normal schedule.
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