Summer camping in the Sawtooth Mountains Idaho

Hello? Okay, I've never set this up by myself. Let's see how it goes. Two down. One more side to go. You have to like circle it. I don't know if I spaced it but... But I got it. Okay, sorry guys. I just wiped that off. Okay, don't run away. Don't go so far. Okay, I got the tent set up and I'm just gonna get it all like get the insides in there, the mattresses and whatnot. Yeah, I like to get everything like settled right away and then I can just relax like for the rest of the night and I think Gary is kind of the opposite. Anyway, Gary's at work. It's Friday late morning and we're gonna camp tonight and maybe tomorrow night. Gary's gonna meet us here after work so he's not gonna be here till dark, probably nine o'clock maybe. But then we'll have the whole day tomorrow to hang by the water and all that good stuff. The stream runs out to our campsite right over there and then this way and this way to my bed. Come on, buddy. We just got this new love chair seat. It's the Low Rider. Inspired by my friend Jenny who just got one as well and it is the most comfortable chair ever and I'm so excited to have it. Now, it's not the most practical situation because it takes up a whole lot of room in the truck but it is worth it and this is just a short trip where I and we're gonna have two vehicles so I brought it. I got pretty much everything dialed in. I got the tent up and I've got my hammock up and mostly settled. I moved the truck back to keep it in the shade and keep the refrigerator nice and cool and it's time to work on my tan. So we're gonna go hang out by the creek here, me and the doggos, and just enjoy this day. I think I got this in Durango. This is from Durango. Steamworks Brewing. Cheers! You're too little. You should have brought a floor. Okay, kids have finally crashed. I put them to bed. They're all snug as a bug. I got your sleeping bag. I got your sleeping bag. You just need your mattress. All you need is your mattress. I got your pillow. Good boy. It was way colder than I expected last night but the sun's up and we're making coffee. We've been soaking Dregsy's food and then mashing it up and it's just easier for him to eat that way. He was having a lot of trouble eating just like the dry kibble so we started doing that and I mean at home I actually just blend it really quick after it's all mushy. It's quite disgusting but it goes down easy for him and he doesn't throw it up anymore so he didn't feed the girls yet, right? Oh my gosh, that was cute.