Pictures of the Wisconsin camp

Suzie and I

Nathaniel Farnum

Amy

Tricia and I

Mr. Farnum's serious face

Mr. Farnum doing push-ups. The push-up contest is going to be an annual contest now. Brian Russel was the winner this year.

Sarah S.

Katie

Katie posing

Tera and Sage

On Saturday night, we had a bonfire down by the lake. We sat and listened to the Naylors tell funny stories, and show off their peculiar talents. Well, every one did actually. This is a picture of the bonfire. I think this picts really neat.
My camera must have a heat seeking setting. You can see the orange from the heat of the fire, and the boys seem to be smoking a little.

John's lovely foot. In the fire is a water bottle full of water. The plastic won't burn if there's water in it. One of the Naylors experiments.

Again, you can see heat. Jeremy had just had his camera up by the fire (taking a picture) and as he pulled it away, you can see the heat.

I caught Jeremy's camera flash!

Group shot.

Nathaniel F.

Maggie dancing up on stage!

The Naylors.

Sage enjoying playing the Cello.

Tera singing her song. It's very good!

Anna and Tricia holding my nephew Christian!

Christian. He's cute for a living.

A rare shot of Caleb.

Sarah, taking out the Trash.

Daniel F. We had camera wars to see who could get the most pictures of each other. I got a lot of pictures of people holding there camera's in front of their faces, and of Caleb's back.

They look like their not speaking to eachother.

My little brother Jed did not get along with John for some reason. But John kept trying and eventually got to hold Jed without having him cry. It was funny. My little sister brought him in to the room when the Naylors were playing on stage, and Jed saw John and started crying.

Jed wearing John's hat.

Jeremy right after he succesfully took 3 picts of me in a row.

Me and Christian

Katie waiting for the ball

We played Volley ball on Sunday afternoon.

Tricia

Mr. Ted W.

Group shot.

The storm coming.

The conference room.

It rainged hard on the way home. My windshield whippers couldn't work fast enough.

The sun peeking through the clouds.