
Shooting was a blast (no pun

After driving for about an hour though thick, thick fog and clouds and gaining 3,000 feet in elevation, we finally reached Fry Creek only to discover it was closed! We managed to find another campsite in Palomar State Park with 5 sites left for the night. I guess everyone else had the same idea to go camping! The campsite was great and we had fun hiking with the dogs and sitting by the fire playing with fireworks. Yes, Tonita had brought illegal fireworks into a State Park… well, they were only sparklers so that makes it okay right?!?
That night we went to sleep pretty early because it was so cold outside and none of us had brought warm clothing. We were a bit worried about the tent because as soon as we got inside it began to rain. It rained all night long, but we managed to stay dry… I guess our tent doesn’t need a fly.
About 6:00am we awoke to the sound of Danny & Tonita talking and zipping and unzipping their

Well, needless to say, we decided that we did not want to cook breakfast in the snow… besides, the eggs were frozen! After packing up the tents and gear and letting the puppies play in the snow, we drove up to a little restaurant and had breakfast.
Since it had stopped snowing, we decided to drive to Palomar Observatory and look around. The Observatory was mostly closed, but what we did get to see was pretty interesting. We can’t wait to get up there some day when everything is running.
Without a doubt this weekend was one of the best camping trips we have been on. It was Pilot’s first time camping and sleeping in a tent- he did great and had so much fun. When we got home he slept for about 2 days straight! The spur of the moment plans, random events, great company (we love you Danny & Tonita) and of course the SNOW made it a weekend we won’t forget!
More pictures to come soon!
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