Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

Litter Patrol in Bryce Canyon

Cedar Breaks and Duck Creek Campground

Cedar Breaks National Monument
Girls getting creative with playground.

Zion National Park, Utah

Hiking the
Narrows.


Yes, there are some great views in this canyon of
stone giants.

















Taking a deserved break
after a two mile hike up
the Virgin River.































Back on the trail after posing for
another photo op. Great day on the
Virgin River!!!! We should all sleep
good tonight.

Grand Canyon National Park

Eloy, AZ, Skydiving Capital of America

Pops and girls at Skydiving Center getting ready for their for jump. Just kidding Anne Marie and Tyson. We were there just to watch them jump.



















Tandem jump coming right over our heads. Pops would have jumped but the weight limit was 200 pounds. Yeah, right! We're off to the Grand Canyon.

Montezuma National Monument

The Grammy Girls (new nickname for the girls of our adventure party) and Grammy below cliff ruins at Montezuma National Monument. These dewellings are 1200 years old. Honey, its your turn to go get water.

















It's cool in the shade during and warm in the winter....and a heck of view.














The Grammy Girls getting sworn in for the first time as Junior Rangers. They received their first official badges and are ready to start working.

Uncle Ricky and Aunt Kerry's House, Tucson

The black and white dog is Rosie and the black dog is. Can you find any resemblance to the girls.














Uncle Ricky in a wrestling match in the pool with Banana and Cauliflower (nicknames given to them by Uncle Ricky). A 104 in the shade but the girls are feeling cool!!!!

A Visit with the Great Grandparents

Nana and Pappi hanging out with the girls after Nana let the girls choose dolls from her antique doll collection. Oh, what a nice gift!!!!



























The girls showing taking their new dolls on a scotter ride. Watch out they are dangerous on the road.

Sonora Caverns, Texas

We arrived Tuesday afternoon, set up camp, checked out the rock shop and waited for our tour guide. We are getting ready to head down into the Sonora Caverns. Our guide tells us we are going to descend over a 155 feet into the earth. The climate in the caverns stays a constant 70 degrees with 90% humidity. It will be a nice relief from the hot Texas heat. Need a good pair of shoes, light clothes and and no claustrophobia.


How's this for great formations?

Here are Chloe and Ayanna standing next to the "popcorn" formations. No, not the edible form.











All in all, it was a great day. That evening the stars were amazingly bright and filled the sky.