Our Heatwole family ...
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... met in Lake City, TN at the Norris Dam State Park for our campout.
Joel is learning more facts about Norris Dam.
The Lenoir Museum is close by and has artifacts that depict the Appalachian way of life.
Coleen and June admire pretty glass in the museum.
Polly liked this old Willcox and Gibbs sewing machine.
I liked the General Store area.
The Rice Gristmill was close by and fun to explore.
The Caleb Crosby Threshing Barn was relocated here in 1978.
Figuring out details at the threshing barn.
Our tour is almost over.
Back at camp ...
Let's move our tents to a different location!
Yes, that's better now.
Corn Hole was one of many games with lots of visiting and cheering on the side lines.
Polly showed us a quilt she is working on for a booth at their up coming church conference get-together.
Mother was in awe with all the people present and all because of one choice she made when Father ask her to marry him.
Twenty-five of the 43 cousins were present.
Claire taught us a few pointers on taking pictures. (Now, if I can only remember all she said.)
Autumn and Justus
Timmy & Diana
Siblings, Gabe & Claire. Doesn't Polly remind you of Father?
Jim & June
Cousins -- Rebecca, Justus, & Amy
Dustin and his girlfriend Gina
Aaron, Aimee, Emorie, & Madolyn
Benjamin & Melissa
Jillian fixing scrambled eggs for brunch.
Claire & Katina. They really are twins!
Sheri
Jim & June with 2 of their grands, Kianna and Afton
Sanford & Sheila. Some people think I look like her.
And here is Dustin & Gina again.
Katina and Brock
Yours Truely
Perry & Emily
Josh & Jillian
Julian & Jodie
Sheila and Caleb
Mike and Hannah
There was some good singing around the campfire and then Aaron fixed a big kettle of popcorn.
Oh, look how this app shows the night sky!
A grandaughter for each of these Grammas.
Sheila shows us how she can "talk" her text messages.
Craig & Angie
Barbara tried to teach Georgi the "do-re-mi"s.
Josh & Hope
Poor Kiana, with an insect bite and untammed hair.
There! I'm sure she feels much better.
Katina "woking" meat for brunch.
Claire arranged a beautiful plate of fruit for brunch.
A wonderful game of 4-square brought back childhood memories for me.
Barbara, is that roaster as heavy as you think?
The trash was a never ending job.
Camping has been just too much fun for Joshua.
--Parting Shot--
Traveling Home
