Roughin' it - Neves style
It was quite a sight last Thursday.
Caravanning down University Ave in Provo, all of us over loaded with camping gear.
Tents, tarps, saddles, bridles, halters, ropes, hay, hobbles, camp stoves, coolers, coats, kerosene, food for 30, flashlights, sleeping bags, spare tires, twine, a compressor, saws, fishing gear, eighteen horses and four dogs.
Nothing is simple anymore.
But, that's how the Neves do it.
Past Evanston, past Fort Bridger, on to Mtn.View and Robertson...then turn off on the Meeks Cabin road. Fifteen miles to the reservoir, then just twenty more miles of rocky road to the camp.
Of course it's all worth it in the end.
Caravanning down University Ave in Provo, all of us over loaded with camping gear.
Tents, tarps, saddles, bridles, halters, ropes, hay, hobbles, camp stoves, coolers, coats, kerosene, food for 30, flashlights, sleeping bags, spare tires, twine, a compressor, saws, fishing gear, eighteen horses and four dogs.
Nothing is simple anymore.
But, that's how the Neves do it.
Past Evanston, past Fort Bridger, on to Mtn.View and Robertson...then turn off on the Meeks Cabin road. Fifteen miles to the reservoir, then just twenty more miles of rocky road to the camp.
Of course it's all worth it in the end.
Comments
That is my kind of camping, of course when my kids are a little older. Thanks for calling today! It is nice to talk to someone who is in the same boat and doesn't think I am crazy for having a handfull of kids:)
Thanks for the pictures.
-indy (too lazy to get into her own account)