Oh, Canada! We loved our visit there and it was the icing on an already great trip. We left the lake on Friday morning and drove through Glacier National Park. I can't even begin to describe the scenery. So incredible. Everyone should see this place at least once in their life. Lucky us, we get to drive through it everytime we head up north and into Alberta. So pretty. A humbling look at what we've been blessed with in this world.
Jeff had his 20 year high school reunion Friday night. He loved catching up with friends and remembering the good old days in Cardston. This is Wade, a best friend growing up, and Rita, a good friend and Jeff's first date. The date must not have been very exciting because she didn't remember it!
Everyone should have a friend like Amy Nielson. She is one of the coolest gals around! I was telling Jeff on the way home that I wished Brad and Amy lived closer to us (they're in Washington) and that it made me sad that we don't get to see them. Jeff said, "You want her to live close by so she can be your BFF." Yep, that's the truth!
Brad and Amy's daughter, Haley, and Kennedy exchanged email addresses and future plans for heading to EFY together. Maybe college roommates at BYU too? Next generation of friends.
The Cardston Class of '88 in the Heritage Days Parade. Jeff threw the kids extra candy.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The kids with the Mounties
Cardston is on the Blood Indian Tribe land
Ready to go home? Nope!
3 comments:
It looks like you had a great trip! As far as the amount of pictures I like lots of them so I think that your fine posting as many as you did.
what a fun trip! it looks like the company and the atmosphere were both beautiful and fun. I'm impressed you managed to read surrounded by all of that. Multi-talented I say, multi-talented!
We are finally home now, too!
It was SO GREAT to see you guys. What an awesome family you are - we already miss you!
I will post re our trip soon...gotta do laundry first :)
Love you guys!
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