Trek, part 2
Trek was in early August. It was super windy, as expected from Wyoming. I brought these ridiculous goggles for my eyes and I looked stupid but I was the only person not having problems from the wind. One day the wind was so strong that it knocked down a bunch of the tents, including making it impossible for the dinner staff to work on dinner. It was hot and miserable and everyone was really hungry so the bishop took all the snacks and we loaded the kids up and took them to the visitor's center where there was shade, bathrooms, and drinking fountains. It was amazing how quickly that lifted everyone's spirits. The kids relaxed in the shade and played pioneer games. I was asked to be the photographer, and I'm convinced I had the best job out of everyone. I slept in a tent with a few of the kitchen staff and they woke up at 4:45 every morning. I usually woke up with them and then helped make breakfast or took photos of camp as everyone w...
