This is where we stayed. Lucky we know the owners! (wink, wink)
Yep, Tom is still doing great. He's the lodge guardsman. Elayna was fascinated with him. Man, he's good lookin'.
A little buck-a-roo enjoying the snowy sunshine. Michael and I took off on a little 4-wheelin' ride. And yes, I said
4-wheelin' for all my AZ people! We usually do this every time we come to the prop and this time was no different. I love to get out and ride behind my man. I love to wrap my arms around him and feel the wind in my face. It's wonderful to be out on the trail and to see and smell the memories that are associated with this place. Even if it is tainted a little bit with exhaust from the 4-wheeler, it still smells absolutely amazing. And yes, it was a tad chilly, but it did not deter us at all. The only thing that did send us on a bit of a detour was the fact that a 4-wheeler can only go so far in the snow before it gets stuck. No worries. My man can work us out of any bind. This I have learned from experience. For example: The year we went on an elk hunt in the Manti mountains and almost didn't make it out. Seriously. I'm not even joking. It was so scary that my mom-in-law passed out. Sweet woman. Anyway, I digress. The snow was nuthin' and we were on our way, and enjoyed our ride. :)
This is where we stayed. Lucky we know the owners! (wink, wink)
Yep, Tom is still doing great. He's the lodge guardsman. Elayna was fascinated with him. Man, he's good lookin'.
A little buck-a-roo enjoying the snowy sunshine. Michael and I took off on a little 4-wheelin' ride. And yes, I said 4-wheelin' for all my AZ people! We usually do this every time we come to the prop and this time was no different. I love to get out and ride behind my man. I love to wrap my arms around him and feel the wind in my face. It's wonderful to be out on the trail and to see and smell the memories that are associated with this place. Even if it is tainted a little bit with exhaust from the 4-wheeler, it still smells absolutely amazing. And yes, it was a tad chilly, but it did not deter us at all. The only thing that did send us on a bit of a detour was the fact that a 4-wheeler can only go so far in the snow before it gets stuck. No worries. My man can work us out of any bind. This I have learned from experience. For example: The year we went on an elk hunt in the Manti mountains and almost didn't make it out. Seriously. I'm not even joking. It was so scary that my mom-in-law passed out. Sweet woman. Anyway, I digress. The snow was nuthin' and we were on our way, and enjoyed our ride. :)
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