We spent a day in Dinosaur National Monument with Emily, Mick and Ivy, our friends from Western Australia, but somehow we forgot to take a picture of them. We did get pictures of some petroglyphs though.
Mags liked this petroglyph so much that she tried to stand in the same pose for this picture.
Posted by Chad at 08:31 PM
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Original Comments: Dinosaur National Monument
Hi Margaret and Chad,
I'm accessing your BLOG from McCall, Idaho where we have been since Friday afternoon with Mom's friends and their husbands. We done some really need things including water skiing, four-wheeling, golfing, and lots of hilarious chit chat. Even church in Sunday was unique because they only had sacrament meeting (two sessions) because it was the Labor Day weekend.
More to the point is our continued facination with your travels. Mt. Rushmore was near the sight of a family reunion when Janeal and Tony lived there. You might not remember it but one of the things we did is go to Mt. Rushmore.
I loved the comment you made about having the "wind at your back" in part because is it a phrase you used Chad in a prayer probably up Wyoming during my short ride with you. I like the phrase because it is loaded with meaning that for applies nicely to life in general.
Bye for now. We're off to dinner. Love, Dad
Posted by Carl Harris at September 6, 2004 06:27 PM
I'm accessing your BLOG from McCall, Idaho where we have been since Friday afternoon with Mom's friends and their husbands. We done some really need things including water skiing, four-wheeling, golfing, and lots of hilarious chit chat. Even church in Sunday was unique because they only had sacrament meeting (two sessions) because it was the Labor Day weekend.
More to the point is our continued facination with your travels. Mt. Rushmore was near the sight of a family reunion when Janeal and Tony lived there. You might not remember it but one of the things we did is go to Mt. Rushmore.
I loved the comment you made about having the "wind at your back" in part because is it a phrase you used Chad in a prayer probably up Wyoming during my short ride with you. I like the phrase because it is loaded with meaning that for applies nicely to life in general.
Bye for now. We're off to dinner. Love, Dad
Posted by Carl Harris at September 6, 2004 06:27 PM
