We call it Elk River, Elk River, Elk River, Elk River, Elk...

Camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome camp was awesome.

And speaking of awesome, "Captain Awesome" was there this week. So was "Redd". So was "Miley". So was "Andi". So was Cam (YAY!). So was (Cait)Lin. So were other people that I'd never met before (especially Megan, who had my horse too.)
Speaking of my horsie, she was so hyper. SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SOOOOOO hyper. She walked when we were supposed to be still, trotted when we were walking, loped when we were trotting, and cantered when we were loping. But she was soooo pretty, even though my weird digital camera (which was $10 at Walgreens, which explains its nonexistent memory) ran out of memory space before I could get pics. Hopefully my mom got some, though. She probably did.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanyway, her name was Denali, which is a majorly cool name (I think, anyway). She's a sorrel chestnut, which is my SECOND favorite kind of horse (bays kick butt though. xD), and stuff. But yeah...I'll post more on the River later, because I'm lazy and don't want to right now. Hahaha.

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-Emilee
P.S: I put some pics up on Facebook, if you want to look. I'm gonna load some more, mostly of my fellow horse campers, later. For now you just get (old) pics of the buildings (and Stone Lake). So.