Camping at Lake Burton

View from the dock.

Most of us fit in the RV. The rest slept in the tent just behind the trailer.

Looks like she's managing her race team, but she's just listening to her ipod up on the monkey bars.

Lounging by the campfire.

I remember when they did this just because they wanted to see what I was cooking for dinner. Now they do it just because they want a hug.

Singing to the music on his ipod.

Snug as bugs in rugs.

Fixing her morning coffee.

Heading over to the fish hatchery where they raise trout to be released in streams all over Georgia.

Apparently somebody spilled some food at the last feeding. Once the kids found it, they decided to do some feeding too.

They loved the feeding frenzy.

Tallulah Gorge

All along the way up and back, Garrett would say, "Daddy, I can see the mountain." He was talking about the rocky face exposed when the roads were built. On the way back, we stopped to see Tallulah Gorge. As we headed back to the car, he saw more rocks and said, "Wait...I want to touch the mountain!" He saw this little spot in the rocks and headed right for it.