More Holden photos

Justin did an early morning hike to Holden Lake where there was frost
When not working in the kitchen or hiking, Jesse and  Justin loved working in the pottery studio
Views of the 25 mile creek fire on the ferry up
Tucker and Justin working in the dishpit. Everyone had a weekly shift.
T played Colonel Mustard in live action Clue

Outside our lodge. We all shared a room.

Learning about how Holden manages waste- these are giant compost spinners.
Hike to Hart Lake






Waiting for the ferry back
To Chelan
Jesse lost his first tooth on the ferry back! 

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  1. RickSeptember 9, 2021 at 9:41 AM

    Great set of photos! It's so cool that Justin and Jesse got to do some pottery work together. And I love Tucker as Colonel Mustard! I bet that was a fun game. Love you all.

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