Roasting marshmallows over a campfire, then placing the blackened goo on a piece of chocolate between two graham crackers; the hot marshmallow melting the chocolate … the iconic image of camping with kids. We couldn’t wait to make them with Rebekah, our 5-year old granddaughter on her first ever overnight camping trip. She assured us she loves s’mores … well, except for the marshmallows … maybe hold the graham crackers …. o.k. … just give her the damn chocolate!
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- Our Casita Spirit – all the comforts of home in 17 feet of “cute”
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- I always wanted to be a cowgirl so that’s how I decorated my Casita
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- Stove, refrigerator, sink, a/c, heat – all the creature comforts
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- My family assures me that I do, indeed, kiss better than I cook
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- A new twist on an old question; right, Ladies?
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- Bathroom behind door #1, closet behind door #2
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- What happens at Grandma’s, stays at Grandma’s
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- I know we’re supposed to enjoy the great outdoors, but just in case
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- Waiting for camp to get set up
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- Pig heaven!
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- Playtime on a rainy afternoon
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- Just big enough on a rainy day to stay inside & watch movies
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- Inside dining for two – granddaughter & Grampy
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- The ranger gave a lecture on owls, then made s’mores with gummy worms (in honor of the owls). Bekah ate the worms and chocolate.
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- Good morning, Sunshine
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- Kettle corn from the farmers market at the historic Koreshan meeting house
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- Taking a rest overlooking the Estero River, watching kayakers and paddle boarders
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- Rebekah and Grampy at a stand of bamboo
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- Until next time
We camped at Koreshan Historic Site State Park in Estero, Florida between Fort Myers and Naples on Florida’s west coast.
Wander Woman 