Actually it was Camp Taylor. And they pronounce Kehoe a little differently then we would on Kauai…
Last weekend we went camping. Friday I picked up Leilani early from school, and we went to an organic garden in front of the city hall in SF where we met our friend Peter who volunteers at the garden, and Andy who came there after work, and drove to Samuel P Taylor State Park near Point Reyes where we spent the first night.
The next morning Leilani found a stump to climb and a boy to play with. He asked her if she was in kindergarden…
We went to the 5 Brooks Stables, where Leilani got to ride a horse named Baldy
Later we walked to Kehoe Beach
Sounds so Hawaian… |
… and more Hawaian signs |
Rainbows and surf like on the north shore,…
pretty pebbles to collect and photograph….
Only one thing left to make the beach experience perfect… take off all your clothes and splash around in the cold water… actually she went for a dip still wearing her clothes (she had asked us to take them off, but we initially refused) and we took them off to let them dry.
Good thing mommy had warm stuff in her backpack
Say goodbye to Leilani’s wild hair, it will be cut today.
Camp Taylor was full Saturday night, we stayed at a private campground nearby. Nice with warm showers and very clean, but even louder than camp Taylor.
It was cold in the morning. Leilani looks like a baby, all bundled up.
We walked to Abbot’s Lagoon the second day
It was quite a bit further than the previous day. We didn’t have a carrot to dangle, so we dangled fruit leather…
Yay the beach. Andy and I had learned the lesson the previous day and took the clothes off at the first sight of water.
On our way back Andy found a whalebone. Leilani guessed correctly what it was, and remarked she had seen one in the museum.