Day 4 Traveling

Day 4, we left around 8 am so we could head to our next campsite. Before our drive to Wellpinit fair ground, we made a stop back at Heritage to drop off some extra supplies we had, and to collect some water samples called HU-CONTROL. This stop took around 30 minutes, then we headed off to dry fall and had lunch, the very was fantastic, very beautiful if I do say so myself..... Which I do.🤣 Jessica was telling us the history of dry falls, and this really caught my attention since I did not know the information she gave us. Soon we went back on the drive after a few minutes we drove to a small shop when Monet and Jessica bought some fooD, she told us we were also going to stop at Walmart, but last minute she changed her mind so we headed to wellpinit fairground when we arrived we started setting up our tents and headed to the RV for dinner. When we finished up, we started our encouraging water Samples we had from the previous sites we went to. Jessica started talking to us and told us that we got permission to go swimming tomorrow. Raquel and I got excited since we've been wanting to go swimming since the beginning of the camp project started on June 15, 2025. Now I'm waiting for tomorrow to come.

This view is from the campground we are currently at 

These views are from the Dry Fall.





This was an amazing day. I wish we could go back to view this point again some other day, maybe when we leave this campground.

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