Fish Lake Family Reunion

We returned today from my family’s trip to Fish Lake, UT.  My family has never really had an official get-together where we all go away somewhere together, so I hope this will be the beginning of a lovely tradition.  And, what better place to start than at Fish Lake?  If you haven’t been there, you should go.  It’s quite charming.  There were so many fun moments, I will name just a few of my favorites:

1.  Teaching my sister how to say Mytoge (repeat after me: My-toe-gee.  Not toe-my-bee)

2.  Learning how to read a compass, then doing a compass course.  Why do boy scouts get to do all the fun stuff?

3.  Catching a trophy fish with Janey’s Barbie fishing pole.  And I didn’t take a picture!  Dumb, dumb, dumb.  Who is going to believe me?

4.  Getting an unbeatable score of 27,430 at Hand and Foot.  Go team Charlynn and Janelle!  If we had a celebrity couple name it would be Chanelle.  Classy!

5.  Geo-Caching.  It’s like a treasure hunt and a junk exchange all rolled into one!

The whole gang.  Well, those of us who could make it.

My brother David teaching us girls how to read a compass before sending us off on the compass course he set up.

I can’t forget to mention this awesome tree-stand/hut thing we found on our hike.  I think it made the trudge through the woods all worthwhile.  (For the kids and the parents)

4 thoughts on “Fish Lake Family Reunion

  1. i’ve never been to fish lake, but i have photos of my grandparents on their honeymoon at a cabin there. i really should go sometime. that tree hut is cool!

  2. This is a great post. My mom was always so good at writing down some of the fun(ny) things that happened on family trips. This one looks like a hit!

  3. Impressive hand and foot score! It looks like Joe and I might have some competition… bring it on Burns Ladies!

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