Monday, 26 July 2010
Stegall Family Vacation: Part 2
We'll back up a bit for this post, and go to the beginning of the vacation. Nathan, Z, Lu and I took several days to get to Colorado, since we decided to drive through the Black Hills of South Dakota and spend a couple of days enjoying them.
Here's the backseat gang.
We drove the wildlife loop in Custer State Park and saw lots of fun animals, including "wild" donkeys. They really enjoyed Lu's dogfood.
Mother and baby.
We stopped several times in Custer just to get out and hike a little. So beautiful! These two aren't bad looking either!
Hiking. You can see Lu a little further up than Nathan and Z if you look closely.
This is the church in Jefferson, CO where we spent our Sunday morning. I think our family doubled the normal number of the attendees.
Cute little Katy.
Charis, Z and Grady watching a movie. I don't think Charis is asleep, we just caught her blinking (so like Yaya!). Z and Grady are obviously engrossed.
Here we are at the Continental Divide, about halfway between Breckinridge and our cabin.
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Stegall Family Vacation: Part 1
The entire Stegall family gathered near Jefferson, CO this month to enjoy a family vacation. My parents very graciously rented a cabin for us, and all 18 found spots within. This post features two highlights of the trip -- a hike around Jefferson Lake and Z's third birthday, on July 15.
Jefferson Lake. The internet site we found said the trail around it was "Easy." I think most of us would disagree with that. But, it was certainly beautiful, and we all made it all the way around.
Jake was a great help with the little kids. Here he is giving Z a ride.
On the trail -- Z, Grady, Charis and Christie.
Z enjoying the wild flowers.
Jake, Caleb, Simon and Ann.
Caleb, Charis, Mom and Ann taking a break. Everyone is wearing Dad's clothes, because the wind at the lake was very chilly, and no one had brought sweatshirts. Dad's suitcase was in the trunk of the car, so the troops broke it open and distributed what was within.
Z and I.
Nathan and Z on a snowbank. We took a different car than everyone else, so didn't know Dad's clothes were being handed out. We just suffered until the hike warmed us up. When Z saw the snow he started to cry and said, "I'm going to be chilly!" You can see from his face he's still not happy about it.
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