Our first view of Mt. Reindeer

At white pass, she climbed the mountain but was afraid to come back down

In act she climbed everything at every stop.

At least we were able to see the mountain. Rose and I saw very little of it the next day.

I think she is trying to make the tree look big

My pillow a stone

Since we were driving by we stopped to see our old house.

Running full speed on these rock walls is just normal activity

I'm not going to caption all of these photos because I just want to keep them as special memories if my little Shannon.




On Monday evening we all wen to El Mirador for dinner

Our first view of Mt. Reindeer

My Granddaughter and her little famiily having dinner with us


LillyMae

Mine and Shannon's biggest ride together.

She loves the adult size plate of rice and beans.

The whole family

Our annual tradition


 

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