The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Vacation by Stan Berenstain

Mama warns Papa as he is trying to reach to be careful as it looks slippery. Then Sister spots a bush and lots of bumbleberries, Papa sees some good ones near a cliff that leads to a river. They start walking to find some bumbleberries bushes, Papa comments that the best berries are found in the thickest part of the forest, Mama remarks that is also where the mosquitoes live.

Brother races back to the cabin just to get the camera. Sister and Brother, who jumped in a leaf pile that Mama was sweeping, take their picture of Papa in the tree.Īfter getting the cabin cleaned, they decide to go bumbleberry picking. inside which chase him up a tree and clinging there for dear life. The bears start by cleaning up the cabin, while doing so Papa finds some wild animals like birds, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, etc. Brother and Sister realize that the bathrooms are outside, so they’ll have an outhouse. Mama notes the lack of wires which means the cabin has no electricity, Papa says that nature is their lighting and air conditioning for the week. The cabin is rustic but Papa thinks it's perfect. They manage to drive away from the skunk and they arrive at their cabin right on time. Papa likes the smell of fresh mountain air, but Mama, Sister and Brother smell something gross, that smell is a skunk. Then they watch the whole mountain view which Mama comments is so beautiful. It takes Papa a while to get a new one and unpack the luggage as well as chasing after the tire, changing it and repacking everything. While driving, they sing 'If You're Happy And You Know It,' until they get themselves a flat tire. Papa commits that this will be the best vacation ever. The episode starts off with the bears going to their cabin for a vacation. Papa believes that this will be the 'best vacation ever', but things go horribly wrong both on the way there and at the cabin. The Bear family is heading to the Great Grizzly Mountains to spend a week in a cabin.

The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Vacation by Stan Berenstain