Destination was Shelter Cove, a USFS dock in Carroll Inlet, about 25 miles from town.
There is a logging road there and a small lake about a mile and a half up the road.
It's a neat place to visit.
We pulled out about 1:15 PM and pulled into the USFS dock there at about 4:15 PM.
No one else was there so we had it to ourselves, which is nice.
This trip was all about letting the kids have safe outdoor fun.
I'll let the photos tell most of the story.
Saw this yacht on our way out |
Faraway sits at the Shelter Cove USFS dock |
Another view of Faraway at the dock
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One of the local residents |
Tyler loves my old .22 rifle |
Those cans never had a chance |
Luke tries his hand with the .22 rifle |
Luke and Tyler had fun in the raft |
The kids had fun with the fire pit |
The boys setting up the tent |
They chose the tent.
And of course dock fishing is always popular ..
We got a small Pink while on the way home |
We were back in the slip at about 7:30 PM.
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