Life back at camp was also fun. Our campsite ended up being twenty feet away from a lake so the girls couldn't run free like we were hoping, but they did manage to get some wiggles out. Here's a picture of Cambrie and Hailey hiding behind some exposed tree roots.
Cambrie sat still just long enough to pose for a fall leaves picture.
Cambrie sat still just long enough to pose for a fall leaves picture.On a bathroom trip, Cambrie insisted on holding Hailey's hand. Hailey was a good sport and didn't complain.
The only problem we had during the entire trip was the cold. We knew it would be cold at night but we didn't expect it to stay cold all day long. There was no relief. All of the women were in at least three shirts/sweatshirts/jackets and/or sleeping bags. The men were tougher-Jeremy was fine in his shorts and T-shirt. However, the girls were pretty irritable since they could never get comfortable, and they don't exactly understand the idea of sitting near the fire to keep warm. Cambrie spent both nights and mornings in a snowsuit. Just keep in mind that the idea was warmth, not style. The snowsuit was really big on her and made her look like a sumo-wrestler or the boy on Christmas story. Yea, she couldn't roll over she was so fat. It was a great end of summer hurray. Yea for camping, fires, and living outdoors :)
To begin our adventure, we all piled into flat-bed wagons loaded with straw and they pulled us to a pumpkin patch where each kid got to hunt for their own perfect pumpkin. 
Cambrie thought all the orange balls were great. She would walk from pumpkin to pumpkin trying to pick them up and carry them around. The ones with stems were a lot easier to hold on to. If carrying a pumpkin around wasn't hard enough, Cambrie's feet kept getting caught in all the vines. She spent a lot of time trying not to fall. But she finally found her perfect pumpkin.
The last stop on our hayride tour was a corn maze. I thought that it would be a pretty simple maze considering their clientele, so I let Cambrie lead the way. She started off following her friends, but she just doesn't walk as fast. Twenty minutes later I realized that we were alone and there were plenty of dead ends and circle routes, so I had to take over as navigator. Did I mention we were the last ones out? Ya, Cambrie and I are pros. Cambrie was just thrilled that the way out of the maze involved a really tall slide. 
