And
swimming. She doesn't realize her swimming makes us slower. Oh
well. She likes it and the views are nice. Bill and Cheryl on
the otherhand, I'm not sure got to
see
the nice
views.
We tried some towing, but wasn't very satisfying for either
party.
Jen
paddles up ahead and turns broadside
to slow/stop Bill &
Cheryl.
Then
the water war begins.
I told Mommy & Daddy about the water cannons before the
trip, but they only supplied little squirt guns for their
boys. Mommy & Daddy paid dearly for their lack of
preparation.
I love the way my canoe is tilted to the left as if the
cannon fire pushed it that way. Reminds me of the pictures
I've seen of Navy destroyers sliding in the water when their
cannons fire.
Mommy & Daddy testing the
power of the water cannons.
As if being soaked by them for the last hour wasn't
enough.
Jake sharing some
of
his bad habits with
me.
After swimming roughly five
miles, Gretchen agrees to
get
back in the boat and actually lay
down.
Swim, swim,
swim. 
Still
swimming.
And
swimming. She doesn't realize her swimming makes us slower. Oh
well. She likes it and the views are nice. Bill and Cheryl on
the otherhand, I'm not sure got to
see
the nice
views.
We tried some towing, but wasn't very satisfying for either
party.
Jen
paddles up ahead and turns broadside
to slow/stop Bill &
Cheryl.
Then
the water war begins.
Mommy & Daddy testing the
power of the water cannons. 
Jake sharing some
of
his bad habits with
me.
After swimming roughly five
miles, Gretchen agrees to
get
back in the boat and actually lay
down.
Full moon that
night.