Hiking in Moab!
Mason asked me if he could throw rocks in the river! I said of course, throw all you want! He seemed very surprised at my response. It's sad that we are always telling them no, don't throw rocks, then you have to tell them to be a kid in nature!
The pool was very refreshing, yeah, summers almost here!
My Aunt Barbara and I brought all our beading stuff and taught everyone how to make jewelery, even my Uncle Dee! We went a little crazy in the rock shop in Moab! We actually even stopped at Hobby Lobby in Grand Junction on our way to Grand Mesa to get more findings to go with our rocks from Moab!
This was the family ranch in La Sal. We found directions and drove right to it. It had been decades since my aunts and uncles had been there, maybe 50 years. They used to go there as kids and stay with grandma and grandpa and help with the farm. They grew potatoes and cabbage among other things. This was the cabin, the one side has since fallen down. The family sold the property in the 70's I believe. Mason told my Aunt Joan that he thought we should fix the cabin, he must have though it needed some work!
Mason found an old pot and part of a rusty old trailer hitch.
We also got to check out the root cellar, Mason said it was kinda dirty! lol
We just had to stop at hole in the rock and get ice cream!
This was the little rustic cabin we stayed at up at Grand Mesa. As you can see by the stove and fridge, it hasn't been updated in a while! There was hot water for the bathtub, but no shower! The funniest though was the tetering potty, it wasn't hooked down very well!
This is the cabin, I'm sure hunters and fisherman use them alot!
We had fun on the boat across the lake! You couldn't buy a view this incredible!
This was our cabin on the lake! The view was breathtaking! Mason loved all the birds, chipmunks and beavers!
These were my creations, we had fun beading!
Everyone was so proud of what they made, we had to take pictures. I was very impressed at the originality and creativity. I think we got em hooked!