This past week I drove through uncharted territory on my way to a customer's house (for my day job).  The country views were exquisite... I almost ran off the road several times trying to take it all in.  I would have killed to have my camera.  As I continued to drive I entered Hard Labor Creek State Park.   I've always heard of it, but didn't realize how close it was.  Trent & I had been kicked around the idea of camping for a few weeks, so I decided this was our destination.  

Saturday morning we loaded up all our gear- I made sure the camera was within reach.  Trent didn't know I planned on pulling over 20 times on the way there for photo ops.... I knew he'd grumble.  So, I see my first subject in the distance and ask him to slow down. He's compliant.  I hop out and snap one picture and the camera dies.  No big deal, I always have a spare battery with me.  But I soon realized that I neglected to charge the back-up and there was no back-up for the back-up.  Errr.

I pouted as I watched the views go by before I thought about the old camera phone.  Score!

The quality is poor, but I did manage to get a few shots before it also died.

 We had a sweet little campsite with the lake in view.  Trent cooked up some good grub.  

We did a little exploring.  It's hard to beat a spring weekend in Georgia!