Island Park

This weekend we went to a camp out with Joe's advanced neuroscience class. he really likes this teacher and for good reason, the man is a freaking genius, and he is very chilled out personality just like Joe. so anyways we drove in vans up to island park Idaho. this is the place they put on the post cards of Idaho because it is beautiful, green, with lakes, rivers, springs, mountains, etc. the school owns a huge cabin up there back in the woods and so we really didn't camp but it was still fun. the class was presenting all day long at a mock seminar type thingy, i tried to listen nicely, Joe's was very well done, but then i went and took a nap through the next 4 since each was like half hour long. then we got free time so we hiked and took pictures, cooked over the fire made smores, ya know all the campy stuff. then this morning we went to a natural spring where fresh clear and cool water just comes up from underground into big ponds and then flows into the rivers and streams. all in all it was very very fun. and sharing a room with our friends Waldo and Hailey made it even better. Joe and waldo take a lot of classes together and Hailey is also having a baby boy but not till October. they are always fun, and we all tease the guys about their bromance. 

 Idaho does have green areas, island park was so pretty

 i look tired, but doesnt Joe have cute dimples, i hope Peter has em too

 proof that i do drink liquids other than pepsi, my sweet new water bottle, old one grew mold, gross

 our cool room, the outside of the cabin looked like life size Lincoln logs, thats Joe and Waldo

 thats the spring, it was soo hot i wanted to jump in and take a swim

 joe got some good pictures of this muskrat otter thingy, apparently they eat grass, or chew on it whatever 

 some old guy named johnny lived up here year roundand this was his water wheel generator. so cute

 inside the cabin, this johnny guy was like 5 feet tall

 my dream kitchen.....if i had lived like 100 years ago

Joe's teacher and his son climbed down to see how the water wheel worked.