Maiden Voyage

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We took the motor home, Bacon, out for a quick trip this week. We had a lot of fun and she ran well. The only incident was a small flood, as it rained (and hailed!) all night in Ashton and the roof leaked. We didn't let a little water dampen our spirits, though.
First we visited Register Rock and Massacre Rocks State Park:

Then after we spent the night in a beautiful, green campground in Ashton we drove over to Mesa Falls. It was amazing. The pictures don't do it justice:

On to the St. Anthony Sand Dunes:

Last, some fishing near Rexburg. It turned out that we were the bait for millions of mosquitoes, so we didn't stay long.

It was a neat trip and we are all looking forward to next time!

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Emmy Montez said…
Oh, that looks so fun! Bacon...haha. Who came up with that name? lol. I think you are the cutest family. Too bad we weren't there, :( we could have met up or something. I miss our family camping trips that we had when hanna and christian were babies.
June 23, 2009 at 4:30 PM
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