Mike is out of town for the next week, so when my friend Dani invited me up to her husband's family's house at Camp Ao-wa-kiya, I jumped at the chance to get away from the weekend. We were there from Saturday early afternoon until Sunday evening. Here are a few pictures from the weekend.
From left to right: The big building is the dining hall with a chapel attached. Then you can see some of the cabins. There are probably 8-10 cabins, each named after one of the fruit of the Spirit. The front one you can see is my favorite, Love. The building on the far right is where the staff stays.
The camp is located on Stony Lake. We saw a duck family, there were probably 4 or 5 ducklings.
They have a 5-sided rock climbing wall. I decided to give it a shot :)
Mike is out of town for the next week, so when my friend Dani invited me up to her husband's family's house at Camp Ao-wa-kiya, I jumped at the chance to get away from the weekend. We were there from Saturday early afternoon until Sunday evening. Here are a few pictures from the weekend.
From left to right: The big building is the dining hall with a chapel attached. Then you can see some of the cabins. There are probably 8-10 cabins, each named after one of the fruit of the Spirit. The front one you can see is my favorite, Love. The building on the far right is where the staff stays.
The camp is located on Stony Lake. We saw a duck family, there were probably 4 or 5 ducklings.
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It looks wonderful! Good job on the climbing wall too!
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