We did something a little different for this year's annual fall trip: no campers, no tents, no sleeping in the back of whatever vehicle we have. The decision was made early in the year to reserve and stay in a cabin in a local state park. Specifically at Twin Falls State Park in Wyoming County, WV.
So for the first time in the history of the fall trip we had a warm, dry place to stay. No worrying about staying warm, staying dry, sleeping in an uncomfortable sleeping bag, having enough water. Instead we had nice accommodations, cable television, Wi-Fi internet access, a fully equipped kitchen, and maybe most importantly, hot showers in a warm bathroom. Every. Single. Day.
As always, we had a great time with lots of laughs, maybe a few cold ones, and good food.
Doing things different certainly didn't take anything away from the trip, and who knows, maybe this will become the norm.
Jay, Tim, Ted, Todd and I were all able to attend the yearly excursion. We couldn't have asked for better weather: beautiful fall skies with daytime temps in the mid 70's - 50's at night.
The cabin had an inside fireplace and an outdoor fire ring, and of course we used both. Todd even brought a bit of wood that we used for fires more fitting for Rivertarians.
I've tried keeping the photos in mostly chronological order but forgive me where they aren't. Hope everyone enjoys them and Long Live the Rivertarians!