Antelope Island. Our first camping trip of the season was kind of a bust! It wasn't cold outside but we were eaten alive by bugs. We ran from the truck to the trailer but still managed to go on a cool bike ride and make the best of our situation!
We found this beauty on one of our biking trips in Provo Canyon. It only flows a few weeks out of the year and we happened to come at just the right time. We got to take the motorcycles up and it was a blast. Maverik was terrified of the waterfall and wouldn't go close.
We couldn't miss the opportunity to go to Kingston when Grandma Allen got her baby lamb and goats. The kids got to feed it from the bottle and hold it and play with it. Maverik spent half a day outside in the pen putting the lamb in and out of the cage. It was so cute watching his little body carry that thing around. Grandma Allen is a little crazy. She makes herself SO busy with all these animals just to get her grandkids to come around more :)
We went on a little 4 wheeler drive one day up by Jesse's house. Him and Tyler showed us where they used to rock climb while there little bother and sister played below them.
These boys are the CUTEST!
Jesse impressing us with his shape impersonations and also jumping ravines!
Jesse has been taking the kids one at a time to teach them to fish and have a daddy/kid date. Bodee and Tess were first. Jesse and Bodee were gone for most of the day and Jesse said Bodee could have been out all day. He has had a love for fishing since he was 1. He is happy and content even if he doesn't catch anything.
Bodee says he wants to grow up to be a fly fisherman.
Tess was next. Jesse was surprised how well she did and how much fun she had. Although her favorite part may have been the snacks!
Jesse ran across this creepy creature and decided not to tell Tess so she didn't freak. Good call!
The difference of fishing with boys and girls is the girls play and pick flowers while the boys mean business!
LOVE this picture. HAHA so funny
Jesse is an amazing father. These kids have such a different upbringing than I did and i'm so glad they can experience what both Jesse and I had growing up.
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