Bryce Canyon National Park! We were so excited that we set up the RV and jumped over to the visitor center to grab some Jr. Ranger packets real quick. But you know what happened next? We got pulled right in to that park for a quick peek. And then we just wanted to get out of the truck a second. And then we were hiking to the overlook. It happens every.single.time! We just can’t resist!
The entrance to Wahweap campground at Lake Powell was a stunner.
I really think this spot has been my most favorite yet. The view plus the smooth trail in front where the kids could ride scooters for hours on end. Even Z got in a few “hikes”. This was taken from our front door. 🙌🏻
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Horseshoe Bend. It was a pretty intense hike there and back. Sand is tough on my injured foot. But the reward was totally worth it. Any guesses on which kid gave me a heart attack by walking right up to the edge?! It was *not* Jonah! It was totally Taryn.
Wearing Jonah at Horseshoe Bend was a must. And this is about as close as they got to the edge. I love his head peeking around to see the view below 😍
Upper Antelope Canyon was a dream today. Get ready for an obscene amount of oversharing. Oh, and let’s pretend Taryn doesn’t look taller than me here ok?
This place, it changes you. I was so overwhelmed midway through I teared up. It’s completely indescribable. And I’ve never felt so inadequate as a photographer. This place has a soul and it feels impossible to tell the story with a lens.
It’s big.
Jason has been talking about taking a trip to the Grand Canyon since we first met. It was really cool to see his dream come true today. This is one of the adventures he’s really been looking forward to and was high on his bucket list.
Keeping it real here. Our morning was filled with a bunch of different PTSD triggers. The weather was rough including 50 MPH wind gusts all day long (gosh that takes so much out of all of us). And Zachary only wanted to run everywhere and cried a lot of the day. Traveling with kids can throw some curve […]
After arriving in Sedona, Arizona, we took the advice of several internet friends and made the trip up to Jerome. It is the cutest little town built in to the side of a mountain with stunning views. I asked the kids to put their readers away for the twisty, turvy, drive up and they were not sorry at all! We decided to stop in at the ghost town and while it was more vintage car graveyard than ghost town, it was totally worth it! We all had such a great time exploring!
I love it when he smiles with his whole face!
The textures within the […]