Way back in June I met up with 
Jarvie was able to get there early in the day to secure a perfect little campsite right along the creek. We spent some time photographing the stars, hiking, and kayaking the creek. It rained off and on for most of the weekend so we didn't get the best stars, so I'll be back again.
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The stars made a short appearance
The next morning I woke up early to check out the sunrise. It was cold and everything was wet from the rain we'd gotten overnight, but we had a few clouds lingering around to add a touch of interest in the skies.
After breakfast we decided to go for a short hike and a long kayak, but that'll come in another post. Here's a photo of some type of wildflower, but without the flower. There were meadows covered in these. I think we were about a month too early for the peak wildflower season.
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