We are having a really great time playing here,
in Salina. I hope we are able to visit this place often.
Oh, my husband had pictures of the last day of summer pool time.
I'm glad now I didn't go. Jaxon would've scared me
so bad. That little 4-year-old has no fear. Jump, jump,
jump all the way down the diving board
and into the deep end of the pool.
Hop, Hop, Hop! No Jaxon! Be Carrrrreeefull...
They all came home like wet kittens, shivering, but it
didn't take long to drive bomb their grandpa and show
me every toy they had in the house.
He's DONE! |
Time for the Grandpa Wrestle!
And now the toys come out! Yay! Playtime.
July 21st
I want to go back to the Fish Lake Area that Kit Carson discovered long ago. There's a little pond, way up high and it's stocked with lots of brown trout. This isn't watch I ever imagined when the kids talked about catching fish, here. The place is covered all the way around with white columbines and Aspen Trees and as we look a little higher there are great mountains even higher covered with pine trees.
The Little Pond With Big Fish |
Chasing Cows at Over 11,000 Ft. No Way!
Indian Paint Brush Everywhere with Blue Lupine
BEAUTIFUL!
Yes, Snow in The Summer After Our Trip
Of Continual 106 Degrees. What'a Change
The trip wasn't real long, but just enough before the children became tired. The only wildlife we saw were some deer, BIG fish, mosquitoes, and these crazy little prairie dogs called "Pot-guts" I don't like rodents, but these little stand-uppy puppy looking animals were really cute. I asked my son-in-law Matt, "Are those REAL prairie dogs?" He said, "No, they're target practice." Okay, I got the Utah answer from Kiely and yes their name are "Pot-guts".
July 22nd
We went to another lake and this time the wild life included a bunch of students from Snow College and my grandchildren. I'm not sure I could've swam in the lake. Lake water smells a lot different, even from a lawn chair under a tree. We loved the pictures we took of our family and can see the bond that Larin's children have with each other.
Very Cold Lake |
No Matter What Bait Fishing Is Fun |
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