Fitting It All In

I know this is late, but I thought I'd update this anyway.

--Sep. 5-7
Mom and I went down to visit Jeanette, Chris and Tyler at their new place in St. George. It was so nice to spend time with them. We went with Jeanette and Tyler to the Brigham Young House, Jacob Hamlin House, and Snow Canyon (Chris was working). We also found a great quilt store. That night, we went swimming in Jeanette and Chris's pool (fancy eh?). It was a great visit. I hope to visit them again soon (if they'll let me). Here are some pics from our visit. We got a picture of all of us together at the Brigham Young house, but it's on Mom's camera.

Mom and Tyler at the Jacob Hamlin house

Snuggling with Tyler (he kept whispering gibberish in my ear--what a fun little boy)

--Labor Day Weekend

I was invited to tag along with Marla and Dave and Mom on their trip to Panguitch Lake. Marla and Dave have friends (Al and LaRue) that are camp hosts there. They were so kind and a lot of fun to meet. They have a beautiful fifth wheel that they live in for the summer so they have guests stay in the Ranger Cabin. We had a fabulous view of the lake. It was so peaceful and absolutely beautiful. I can understand why they keep coming back every year. (Hmmm...maybe I'll be a camp host when I retire.) We go there late Friday night (Mom, Marla and Dave stayed longer than planned at a funeral and we had to stop to fix a flat tire on the trailer). Saturday morning we got up and had breakfast at the Panguitch lake lodge and went for a fabulous ride on the four-wheelers. Here are some pictures:

The view from the reservoir to where we started.
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The view from the top down to Yankee Meadows Reservoir.
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This last picture was taken after the ride. Don't I look great all covered in dirt? We were only able to ride the one day since the weather was too cold and wet the other two days we were there. We rode in Marla and Dave's Explorer. The scenery was no less spectacular and it was kind of nice to stay a little cleaner. Every morning and night we had visitors at our camp. Two does and their fawns. Here's a pic I was able to snap.