View from the road leading into Jalama. We had a beach front site.
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Our camp. Ellen & David's RV on the left with Glen & Karen's on the right. Sandy and Paul slept in the tent on the left and Ellen slept in our yellow/gray tent on the right so we could sleep in the RV to shield Blake from the wind (much appreciated).
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Here is Blake enjoying his first playground swing.
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The campfires were chock full of singing, story telling, and jokes every night.
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Blake suffered through daily foot dunks in the ocean which always resulted in alligator tears and loud screams, but a surfer has to start somewhere. Andrew surfed so much this vacation I thought his arms were going to turn into fins. I didn't get into my swimsuit once so hopefully I will get a chance next time once Blake is walking.
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Thanks family for a great time at the beach. We look forward to years to come.
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