near Cusick, WA on Sullivan Lake
Colville National Forest
We’d planned to stay a couple of days, but after a long restless night, one day was plenty!
We still had enough time to soak in the sights
made plans to kayak on this lake another time
Saw the creek that gave the campground its name
Enjoyed the amazing beauty that surrounded us
feeling mesmerized by it’s never ending charm
Blew bubbles and wittled sticks
perplexed about what kind of bug this was, and enjoying that fact that we couldn’t look it up on our phones!
got some good laughs and made some special memories.
We stayed at site #4, very spacious and somewhat secluded
Pops did some off road adventuring
I gazed at the clouds passing over the trees
Mitch make fire! He man of tribe!
campfire pretty
Enjoyed hot dogs and bbq potato chips
As night came upon us, the man with a flower in his cap was ready to go home… and the night had just begun!
Reminiscing about stories of the past
Being up almost every hour during the night with pops made it seem as if we’d been camping for days.
We were all ready to start loading, just a couple more pictures to capture the experience
Heading home
Over the red bridge we go
A day of daisy’s and dillydally’n we will do for now, see you again soon
6 thoughts on “Camping in Colville”
stacey
Beautiful pics!
happy travelers
Thanks girl 🙂
Dan Shegrud
I think I recognize that red bridge. And this is a great line – Blew bubbles and wittled sticks – would make a great title too, in the active tense.
happy travelers
Definitely a bridge worth crossing 🙂 didn’t even think of using that as a title, love it though!
Dan Shegrud
And you should name that bug the Shawnus Colvillius. Submit it, see what happens.
happy travelers
I love the idea of naming that bug, sounds very official. Then it’s common name could be stripped flying fella. Haha