A gorgeous view from a hike at Pyramid Point |
The cabins are an annual tradition for my dad's side of the family. We've been going up for 20 years now, and in that time we've only missed two trips (once for a wedding and another time for a birth). While the size of the group varies year to year and many can only stay for a few days, it's usually a large gathering. This year we had about 25 people most days.
Saying hi to Matilda as we start our hike |
Yet another gorgeous view |
The cabins are always a good chance for me to get in touch with my rustic side through kayaking, hiking, running, and relaxing on the beach. I also got to hang out with my often busy siblings, which included much board game playing. The game list included Le Havre, Agricola, the fearsome Eclipse, a few games of Mage Wars, Ra the Dice Game, 7 Wonders, and the intriguing Citadels. I also managed to reach the point where I'm competitive with Bryan on a 6 stone handicap in Go. Of course, there were also the Mulder Olympics, where teams of two compete in bocce ball, croquet, and a canoe race. Although I didn't place with either of my teams in bocce ball or croquet, I did make it to the finals in the canoe race with Riley!
Riley and I in front of the gorgeous view |
This year's cabins were a relaxing time to reconnect with some wonderful family that I don't get to see very often. It was also a great to have some time to spend with Riley as our departures to Europe draw every closer.
There's a chance I'll have more photos to put up in the coming days, and I'll try to do a post on my 21st birthday soon!
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