Delaware Water Gap Pictures

So here are some photos of our campsite at Worthington State Forest campground in New Jersey.  Worthington is tucked right in the south end of the water gap and the campground has been our favorite so far.

Unloading and assessing 

Slightly different view

 This was the view from our campsite. That's the Delaware River folks, the same one Washington crossed! (but he crossed much further south)

Looking downstream

Looking upstream

 What a terrible sight to wake up to every day right? :P

Here's Rob updating the log book, you can see the food taking over the campsite.

As a "Yey we're finally on our way!" gift I got Rob two mystery lego figures. We thought the skydiver was pretty cool but the racist Indian we weren't so thrilled about.

The sky-diver is a little worried because he knows the parachute is just plastic. The Indian is pissed at being stereotyped.

 Here's a picture of our second night's dinner, cooked by yours truly! Sausages, beans and green beans, a balanced dinner (balanced on a grill on a bucket that is).

Pretty sweet table huh?

Another view before we put everything away for the night.  We were lightly scolded by "Ranger Doom" about having so much stuff out because there'd been lots of bears around, but we put everything away nice and snug and saw lots of wildlife, but no bears.

Messy Camp!

 Before breaking camp we had some leftovers and coffee (tea for me).  The little "penny stove" we're using was a gift from my dad, who carefully hand crafted it.  While it can use most flammable liquids as fuel, the rubbing alcohol we had brought didn't burn hot enough to get the water boiling, but once we get better fuel it'll be used quite a bit.

Penny stoves makin' mornings palatable