Over the weekend we decided to escape the heat and went up to Beaver Mountain. It was good to get away for a while and turn the kids loose. We saw lots of wildlife, more than I have ever seen up there; tons of elk and deer (deer would walk right through our camp), two baby porcupines, chipmunks, and big horn sheep. The weather was perfect; probably a 30 degree difference than what we are used to dealing with, and it felt so nice. The baby had a rough couple of days but then adjusted. It's just too bad we couldn't have stayed longer. The whole way home Weston kept saying, "Can we go back to camp now?"
Over the weekend we decided to escape the heat and went up to Beaver Mountain. It was good to get away for a while and turn the kids loose. We saw lots of wildlife, more than I have ever seen up there; tons of elk and deer (deer would walk right through our camp), two baby porcupines, chipmunks, and big horn sheep. The weather was perfect; probably a 30 degree difference than what we are used to dealing with, and it felt so nice. The baby had a rough couple of days but then adjusted. It's just too bad we couldn't have stayed longer. The whole way home Weston kept saying, "Can we go back to camp now?"
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