Maybe her smile just sums it up. She was loving it!
Start them young in geyser gazing (and waiting); that's what I say.
Actually, if you look closely you see the beginnings of his swollen forehead and his face covered with bug bites. Little did he know as he sat and watched his very first geyser that he would look like a completely different child the next day. That's ok though, he sported a baseball cap and sunglasses for the next few days to disguise any disfigurement.
Surprisingly, we never seemed to run out of rocks. Or overfilled the lakes!
Yep, that's us. Going through our head, "What were we thinking when we planned this trip?" And "Hurry and take the picture before our kids fall in the lake!"
There must be a law in nature that says if you find a rock it must be thrown in the first body of water you locate. (I'll admit, I did some rock throwing myself.)
On top of the world! Or at least a mountain. You would think after living in Oklahoma the wind wouldn't phase them. I guess when you add in the cold though.
Going up was so much easier than coming down.
(And he gets motion sickness easily!)
The Rock at Bear Lake (RMNP) you must have a picture taken on.
I love that these guys are buddies!
The great parents/grandparents who put up with this craziness. You would think that after dragging their own 7 children around these parks they would have little desire to repeat it with the 2nd generation. We appreciate their sense of humor.
All I can say, she just adores her dad.
Start them young in geyser gazing (and waiting); that's what I say.
Actually, if you look closely you see the beginnings of his swollen forehead and his face covered with bug bites. Little did he know as he sat and watched his very first geyser that he would look like a completely different child the next day. That's ok though, he sported a baseball cap and sunglasses for the next few days to disguise any disfigurement.
Surprisingly, we never seemed to run out of rocks. Or overfilled the lakes!
Yep, that's us. Going through our head, "What were we thinking when we planned this trip?" And "Hurry and take the picture before our kids fall in the lake!"
There must be a law in nature that says if you find a rock it must be thrown in the first body of water you locate. (I'll admit, I did some rock throwing myself.)
On top of the world! Or at least a mountain. You would think after living in Oklahoma the wind wouldn't phase them. I guess when you add in the cold though.
Going up was so much easier than coming down.(And he gets motion sickness easily!)
The Rock at Bear Lake (RMNP) you must have a picture taken on.
I love that these guys are buddies!
The great parents/grandparents who put up with this craziness. You would think that after dragging their own 7 children around these parks they would have little desire to repeat it with the 2nd generation. We appreciate their sense of humor.
All I can say, she just adores her dad.
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What a fun trip! Beautiful pictures!
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