Last Summer Picnic

Late last summer on Labour Day my family and I all went to Clausen Springs to visit a friend and just have some fun together. We rarely all go for a family daytrip for fun anymore since we are all growing up and are old enough to stay home.

Some went hiking in which the above pictures were taken, while some stayed to wait until our friend, Mark, showed up.

After they got back we had dinner and could look out across the lake while we ate. It was very relaxing to sit around and talk.

We later went canoeing in which he brought along for us since he only lives about 3 miles north. It was a long trip for us, but was a lot of fun for me, if not anyone else :-)

I John 2:15

Dedicating this post to...

Yes :-) for you, Allison!! You may not understand why, but I just want to thank you for being the first and most faithful follower of my blog. Your advice and encouragement means more to me than you will ever know. For posting especially for me that one time still comes to my mind often to think you really liked my blog enough to do that. I love you, Allison and pray for you every day that God will bless you for how nice you are to me and probably not even knowing I take it so personally. I just wanted to tell you that I only get on the web when we go to town to the library which isn't very often, so you probably can figure I very much enjoy the use of scheduling posts which I am using a lot, so I hope to not quit blogging anytime soon. I like your pictures and look at them often.Well, I've probably said enough, just keep blogging; I really enjoy it and will try to get around to looking at them one time or another, so don't quit. I really like seeing all your pictures. You are really a blessing to me.

God bless you, Allison! I Love You,

-Debbora

I uploaded them high quality for you so you can keep them if you like.

Flowers

Pansy

Dandelion

Gladiolus

Calendula

Unknown

Wild Mustard

Chamomile

By the way, these pictures are from years past, I just picked out some flower pictures that I liked that were either tented toward yellow or orange.