Final day for Grandparent Camp 2019 started with a short hike to see dragonflies, monarchs, and boy bouquets of wild Indian blanket flowers before the summer heat rose. The final cousin arrived to make Papa and Nana’s grand collection complete, and the weather cooperated enough that you were able to spend enough time outside to make certain that everyone would sleep well on the last night away from home.
After lunch, you headed for water adventures at the natural springs of cool water and emerald green damselflies. The biggest excitement of the day was you thought the middle grandson was lost back at the dining hall and an all out search commenced. With great relief, he was found asleep under a table on top of the chairs. Other notable events were a scorpion in the bug catcher and the youngest granddaughter learning to play the new frisbee game called KanSlam.
This morning you packed up and returned once again for breakfast, church devotion, and goodbyes. Message was “what lega
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