Camp

We worked camp Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and ended up working Thursday morning because we got rained out Monday morning. I've never seen anything like it before! The rain was sideways and the hockey goal was blown the lent of the pith.

Ignore my terrible commentary

Thursday afternoon we were taken downtown St Louis to see the Arch. Before watching our second cardinals game from the AT & T rooftop box where we got free food and drinks. Cards won 4-3 against rivals Kansas City.

Friday morning we got up said goodbye to Joe & St Louis. Drove 8.5 hours to Dallas with the truck and trailer. Dallas was very nice, possibly my favourite place so far. We went to bishops art district which was an antique square with very cool shops and art galleries. Had the scariest cab ride due to our driver almost killing a biker, getting us lost and driving up a one-way street. We visited the street JFK was shot on, and saw a cool replica of his car. The weather was insane, 100 degrees Fahrenheit, which is about 37C . Adjusting to the heat was hard, just constantly sweating knowing we were spending the next week coaching in this. 

Great fun driving with the trailer

 

Dog in the art gallery

 

Chris in JFK's car

Two full days coaching in Fort Worth, felt bad for the kids, 14 hours running around in that heat! They had the coolest water Coolers, we called them cows because they had udders that you drank out of. Tuesday we drove 4 hours to Oklahoma City, two more days coaching but we got to eat at Kevin Durant's restaurant and see OKC Thunder's stadium which made Peter's trip. After camp Thursday we had to drive 9 hours to Denver, checked into the Hotel at 3am and got up for camp at 7.30. Finished camps on Saturday, said our goodbyes to Chris, Kelly and Hayley. 4 days to explore Denver before South America, maybe I should start learning Spanish.

Rocking the Ray Bans 

Goodbye lunch