The Flotilla of Folly is a big group rafting trip that some friends of ours have been running on the Descutes River for a few years. We were happy to be invited, and after some encouragement from veterans with kids, we decided to bring along the little guy for a serious adventure. Despite nearly constant rain and a bit of a fever for TJ, we had a blast and are excited to take him again next year when he's more aware of what's happening (and has grown into his life jacket a bit more).
TJ and JT preparing to hit the river.
TJ and Auntie Sara.
TJ performing a safety check on the assorted PFDs during our Sunday lunch break.
TJ checking out JT's rescue vest.
TJ napped through his first class III, Buckskin Mary.
Responsible rafting starts with riding the oar raft, freeing babysitting aunts to relax and enjoy the ride.
Tree, TJ and JT.
Family photo op during a scouting break at the biggest rapid on the river.
...and a few bonus pix from around the house:
Our kitchen could use a touch of babyproofing.
Until then, he explores under close supervision.
TJ sporting a hat knitted by a friend.
TJ and JT preparing to hit the river.
TJ and Auntie Sara.
TJ performing a safety check on the assorted PFDs during our Sunday lunch break.
TJ checking out JT's rescue vest.
TJ napped through his first class III, Buckskin Mary.
Responsible rafting starts with riding the oar raft, freeing babysitting aunts to relax and enjoy the ride.
Tree, TJ and JT.
Family photo op during a scouting break at the biggest rapid on the river.
...and a few bonus pix from around the house:
Our kitchen could use a touch of babyproofing.
Until then, he explores under close supervision.
TJ sporting a hat knitted by a friend.
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