A little baseball on a pleasant summer night...

Camryn enjoyed her first baseball game as we took in a Bee's game. It was a good time in the grass in the outfield. It was fun to go with Uncle Aaron and Aunt Amanda. A beautiful sunset made the night even better.

A busy week for Camryn...

Camryn at the Bountiful Parade.
Camryn and Daddy at the Devil's Kitchen.
Camryn wishing she could go down to Echo Park.
Echo Park Overlook in Colorado.
The Green River in the Utah part of Dinosaur National Monument.

My little paleontologist!

A dinosaur bone we passed on one of our hikes!

Who hasn't wanted to ride a dinosaur their whole life!

It was a busy week for our little Camryn... She went to her first basketball game during the Rocky Mountain Revue where she got to cheer for the Jazz and for Jaycee Carroll who played for the Nets. Then on Wednesday, we went to the Bountiful Parade where she waved her little American Flag and she got an owl doll given to her by one of the floats! On pioneer day we went to Devil's Kitchen in Payson Canyon and enjoyed a picnic. Then on Friday and Saturday, she went with Daddy and Uncle Aaron to Dinosaur National Monument. It was the longest she had ever been away from her Mommy, but she sure loved playing in the dirt, seeing lizards, hiking along the Green River and pretending to be a paleontologist in the hot eastern Utah desert. She, as well as Daddy, were disappointed that they didn't get to go down to Echo Park, but at least they got to see it from an overlook. She sure had fun with Uncle Aaron and Daddy.

A little chunk of Zion for Camryn...

Last week we visited Zion National Park. We hiked up the back end of the Pine Creek hike until we reached that small waterfall. The last picture is the beginning of the Pine Creek hike from up above the tunnels. It was a fun couple of easy hikes and Camryn liked playing in the water.

A July 4th visit to Cascade Springs

On July 4th we took a drive up the canyon to Cascade Springs. Camryn thought it was beautiful and the water cold. It is starting to look better up there as the landscape continues to recover from the fire a few years ago.