Day 2 and 3 - Slater

I accedently wrote this on Google+ or something, but here it is:

Today, Tuan, Nate, Eli, and I woke up and headed straight to Waffle House, where we decided to start our long road trip to Red river Gorge. After that lunch, we picked up supplies at Walmart and then drove to the gorge. After the long drive, we all had to use the restroom, so we stopped at a log cabin, where we got free shirts and tanks! After that, we hiked to the natural bridge and took cool pictures of the sunset up there. After the sun had set, we headed to our campsite, where we set up our enos, and then started our campfire. We cooked hotdogs over the fire, then s’mores. We then went to sleep, but were rudely awakened by snow and freezing temperatures, so we moved to the car to sleep. When we woke up the next day, we cleaned up the rest of our supplies and headed to Raphies fun center in Gaslow, Kentucky. At raphies, we bowled, skated, golfed, and played games. We also bonded through a breakout game, which we did not successfully complete, sadly. We then stopped at McDonald’s on our way back home. We stayed the night at Nates house on our third night.


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