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Pine Mountain, GA

This year for our summer trip we decided to rent a home near Pine Mountain, GA. The house had a pool and a lake for the boys to fish in, and was super nice. The boys would have LIVED in the pool if we would have let them. They caught lots of small bass, bream and bluegill and had a good time. We also went to the Animal Safari and got our van slobbered on by various deer, elk, moose and cattle. It was hilarious to say the least.
The boys playing in the pool.

Ready to swim!

Fishing on the pier


Caught one!


Graham tried his best!


YUM - S'mores!

Mommy and Graham


Graham was super impressed with the turtle.


A buffalo scratching his chin on our hood.


Jason feeding the wildlife.

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Cantina Camp said…
Looks like your family had an awesome time! Glad to "hear" from you. Tell the boys and Jason we said "Hello".
July 6, 2010 at 8:54 AM
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