Here was one of the highlights of the weekend. The grandkids getting rides on the 4 wheeler. A couple of them were a little timid for the first ride, but all seemed to have a great time. Some like Ben and Bella wanted to go VERY fast.
Wow what a Biker dudette.
I don't think Bergann could come up with a tough look if she tried. What a sweetie.
We had 27 in all for the evening. There were only two missing, it was past Isaac's bed time and his dad Adam had to go back and protect the streets of Boise while we played. Thanks for all his great work!
And Lauren loved the pretty flowers she found near the fire pit.
What a Great smile!
Looks like Grandma is saying, Can I have a bite of that Smore?
Nope this one is for Laura.
Once again Lauren in her pint sized chair.
Not sure who is the favorite here? The girls or the Grandma.
Dallin shares a smile with his Great Grandma Stringham.
David and Laura still holding hands after 5 years.
The fire pit and the cabin after dark.
A couple of Greg's photos of the Evening Grosbeak. This one just leaving the feeder. They were fun to watch all weekend.
Here is a guy with his girl, notice the cool yellow shades.
Thanks to all who took a day out of busy schedules to get together. We had a great time and Love you all. Greg & Patti.
Here we are all bright eyed and bushy tailed at 7:45 in the morning. Little did we know what lies ahead of us.
After a mere 4.6 miles, 6 hours and 1200 ft elevation later, here was the result. Not even enough energy to unpack a tarp to lay on.
After a good nights rest we were ready to conquer again. Here we are near the middle lake overlooking the valley with Stanley Lake in the background.
Later that day we are above the middle lake with McGowan Peak in the background.
Same place here is Mr Photographer. Notice the beautiful blue of the lake below.
Next day here we are on our trip to the southern lakes. The peak behind doesn't have a name but the elevation is 9085.
Time to check in at home. Amazing how much electronics we had to drag along to have what we needed for the trip. Camera, GPS, Battery Charger, Sat Phone, etc.
Here is the standard outfit for the day hikes. Hiking poles are a MUST!
We even had visitors in our camp one night. Didn't seem to have any problem with us being around.
And here is our camp fire on our last night. We had a few aches and pains, but had a wonderful time.
