Moab

This past weekend we took a quick trip down to Moab.  The weather was beautiful, and as always the scenery was gorgeous.  We decided to rent a jeep for the trip in hopes of seeing some new sights, and of course getting a taste of Moab's world famous jeeping. 

Jack couldn't look at the camera because he was involved in a very important one-sided conversation on the walkie talkie.  We took the top off the jeep and went off roading down a trail called bull canyon.  At the end we hiked to gemini bridges.  It's a double arch that is not as eroded as say delicate arch, but is well on it's way.

 The best part of the jeep was being able to see things that you would otherwise never be able to get to and experience.  The other best part was that Steve was in heaven.  He loves 4-wheeling and is really good at that sort of thing. Had it not been for me being a wimp and our 4 month old daughter, who knows what crazy rock crawling he would have gotten into.  But for my sake, and it hopes of not over jiggling our little girl, he kept it somewhat mild.

I swear every time we leave town the kids get sick and this trip was no different.  They just had mild colds, but still it throws a little kink in the plans.  Despite not feeling well Ella was a trooper.  Don't you just want to kiss that shiny cheek?

We got back in town Saturday evening and almost before the jeep was unpacked Steve and Jack took it out one last time up in the mountains by our house.  Those two are definitely two peas in a pod.