On the morning of day six we woke up to some fog but mainly we were above the fog and we could see the clouds in the valley below.  It was a neat view.

The program office was sponsoring a scavenger hunt and we like scavenger hunts.  We had to find things like how many benches in front of the administration building, what color were the life guards suits, a volunteer signature and a guests signature.  The most interesting one was play one hole of mini golf and have the score card signed by the program office.  We were not the first to start but were the first to finish.  We were rewarded five coupons for ice cream, which we had for desert that night.  We ended up having ice cream every day at SMR.

Later in the afternoon we had signed up for the zip line so in the mean time we did some laundry.  They have a nice facility for laundry.  They have a small public side and a larger commercial side for laundering all of the linens for the lodges.

That afternoon we went to the zip line.  David, Tracy and Mary signed up to do it.  The boys were not old enough since 10 years old was the minimum age.  This was the short one at about 35-ft.  there is a higher one that is about 50 or 60-ft.  We were satisfied with the shorter one since heights were not our forte.

After we arrived and got the harnesses on and a short safety briefing, I elected to go first.  I don’t like heights but wanted to do it.  I only had alittle problem on the climb but once at the top I was better.  Mary was also scared b