Ah, our quiet respite from the hussle and bussle of everyday life was refreshing. Although not truly "primitive" by purists standards, the time away from electronics and cell phones to camp with fire and tents was a welcome invitation to slow down and discover that conversations can still occur without the aide of technology, and the world is indeed a beautiful place. Our first night was a lovely bed and breakfast where we had our 
own cabin and woke to a lovely foggy morning in the mountains on a busy dairy farm.


Next we went 26 miles on the 
Elroy-Sparta Bike trail with the kids. 

We followed this with a 12-mile 
canoe ride down the Kickapoo River the following day. 


And managed to stop and enjoy the small things along the way.

-Wes
1 comment:
well that sounds and looks like a wonderful time. I love that cabin! I'm glad you and family had this time together. I use to love these kind of vacations.
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