We slept in until 9 a.m. again, and while laying in bed, we realized that we would need a new pass to park at the trail where I wanted to hike, so I contented myself with exploring the trails around our camp ground.
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| Campfire picture that was supposed to be in the last post |
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| Exploring the trail by our campsite |
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| Raspberries! I ate one, but it didn't taste very good because I'd just brushed my teeth |
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| The cave for which our campground was named. It was blocked up and fenced off. |
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| "1915 Fred Barrows" was here |
By this time, I'm feeling very itchy and greasy, despite the babywipe spot cleanings. But I'd also perfected my squatting pee over the toilets; a very useful skill.
After our little hike, we packed up and said farewell to our campsite. 
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| Mmmm COFFEE! |
Brian stopped to use the restroom, and after an uncharacteristically long time, he reappeared. "They have real toilets! And sinks!" Ahhhh. It's the little things in life that we don't appreciate until we don't have them, like being able to wash your hands after going to the bathroom, and looking at yourself in a mirror, and sitting on a toilet seat that looks clean, and not gagging from the stench when opening the bathroom door!
After Sedona, we came home. I slept in the car, and we were both so exhausted when we got home, that we left all our stuff in a big pile on the floor. (Brian took care of it the next day and cleaned up for me!) Brian fixed hot dogs while I finished that school work, and then we just chilled. It was so nice to sleep in our own bed again!
I hope you enjoyed our camping chronicles. Let me know in the comments which day's pictures you liked the best and why!
I hope you enjoyed our camping chronicles. Let me know in the comments which day's pictures you liked the best and why!
