More time in Celestino

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Yesterday was a nice, low key day. We went grocery shopping and the kids caught up on some schoolwork. I even had the chance to take a nap in the hammock that Fred hung for me! 


The evening finished with a group campfire and we watched the Long, Long Trailer on Noah’s projector. What a relaxing day!


Tomorrow we will continue our trek north. The trip is on the downhill slope and I feel like time will fly and we will be home before we know it!  Our next big adventure is Copper Canyon. We leave the rigs and pets and take a 7 hour train trip into the mountains. 

 


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