Sunday morning we started off the trip with a huge breakfast at Mt. Hood's Timberline Lodge (stuffed ourselves silly) - oh the fresh squeezed orange juice alone makes the $12.95 well worth it. Not to mention the omelet bar, fresh belgian waffles, pastries, bacon, sausage, eggs, biscuits and gravy....it's pure wonderfulness.
Once we arrived at our campsite, we set up camp, made a fire, and read books the rest of the morning. Afternoon rolled around...the guys left and returned with fishing poles and year-round fishing license from the local Chevron station. Awesome. So the afternoon consisted of watching the guys fish on the shore of the lake, right next to a very loud family with insanely amazing fishing poles that somehow managed to catch a huge fish with every cast. It was a frustrating sight. The day also included some BB-gun practice with soda cans, eating yummy homemade spaghetti, and getting rained on all night long. Luckily we all stayed completely dry in our tents. By morning we were ready to pack it all up and get home.
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