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Pre-Memorial Day vacation.
We have so much camping gear now that loading it on and in our little car is difficult at best, so now we use a small utility trailer to keep all our camping gear on, and just add the bikes if we take them. This way, instead of loading everything when we get ready to go camping, we only need to load our clothes, food, and a few other things in the car, hook-up the trailer, and go.
We went camping from May 21st to May 28th, just before Memorial Day weekend, which is one of the busiest camping weekends.
This was the view from our camp spot at Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. It took us about eight hours to drive here from our home.
This is a really big lake, and a popular destination for many people who like to camp, fish, swim, or boat.
There is lots of wildlife to be found here. We saw geese, ducks, deer, chipmunks, squirrels, turkeys, and much more.
The water was a little cold because the average daily temperature is still low. It was about 85 Fahrenheit (30 Celsius) during the day, and 60 Fahrenheit (16 Celsius) at night.
Destiny tried swimming once.
Many people were enjoying boating.This is the entrance to a cave system called, 'Ozark Caverns'. This was our first cave to visit on this trip. They did not allow photography inside the cave, because it would disturb the bats inside.
Our first fire on this vacation.Arlie Moore trail and geocache.
We went camping again, this time to Arlie Moore, another Army Corps of Engineer site at Degray Lake.
They have a wonderful hiking trail. While on the trail, we spotted this old pickup truck on the ridge, and had to investigate.
Inside the truck, we found a geocache.
A coral mushroom.
The water was too cold for me.
We were able to park next to our campsite.
Sunrise on Lake Ouachita.
We went camping again this last weekend, to Brady Mountain, on Lake Ouachita, in the Ouachita National Forest.
We had to carry all our camping equipment about 125 meters, uphill, to our camp spot, but we had a nice view of the sunrise out on the peninsula.
We enjoyed relaxing at camp, and walked to the nearby beach each day, for swimming.