The smell may be permanently burned into my nostrils. Think five miles of waist-deep stinky gooey smelly funky squishy nasty mud. Then think face-plants, low-crawling and even a swig or two. Oh yeah, I brushed my teeth like a hundred times. It took gallons of water, a whole bottle of soap, gobs of shampoo and about five million q-tips to get back that squeaky clean gleam. Despite all that, the Swamp Romp was a blast! We had a team of six tough it out through the five mile course with obstacles obstacles and more obstacles. We started and finished together, arms linked, and had a great time getting down and dirty.
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Hi Kelly and Hazel!
I've been secretly stalking you on here for awhile, but I had to tell you that it came in handy today! One of my kids dad's is in the Air Force and he came in today to give my kids a pretend boot camp complete with marching and face paint. One of my girls was complaining that girls aren't in the military and that she didn't want to have face paint on. So I showed her a picture of you in the mud and she immediately agreed that it would be all right to put on the face paint!
these posts are all making Dave miss Hawaii even more. He did the swamp romp last year and loved it. That is a great picture of you covered in the mud!
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