We just got back from MN Family Camp and had a wonderful time. It sure wasn’t ND camp where you know everybody and they all know you, too, but it was a really nice camp all the same.
We only actually got to spend one whole day there (which is the day these pictures were taken–down at the lake for swim time). We stayed in a rather “rustic” (meaning old) cabin, but that’s what makes part of the experience fun. At least that’s what we’ll tell our kids. At least they have an air conditioned chapel, and to that everyone says, “AMEN”!
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