One of the things we did while in Bear Lake was tour the Minnetonka Caves. There were 444 steps one way, so we had pretty tired legs when we were done. It was also forty degrees inside the cave so it was a nice break from the hot summer sun. We went earlier in the day to get tickets and it was a good thing because when we got there around one, tours were sold out until five thirty. Luckily, they had two spots left in the five o’clock tour, so we bought tickets, went home, grabbed some stuff, and got back in plenty of time for the tour. Here are some (and by some I mean a lot of) pictures:
July 20, 2009
July 19, 2009
Get an idea
Before I start posting about the things we did while we were at Bear Lake, I wanted you to have an appreciation for how pretty and wonderful everything is up there. For that reason, I’m going to include in this post some of my favorite nature pictures we have from our trip.
Bear Lake
This past weekend was Mike’s and my first anniversary. We spent the weekend up in Bear Lake at my grandma’s property. It was beautiful up there.
Obviously I have much more to say about this trip than just that, but it’ll come in a series of posts, most likely not in chronological order but instead in the order I get my pictures edited.
July 8, 2009
Yippee-ki-yay



July 5, 2009
July the fourth
As you well know, yesterday was the fourth of July. It was a good day. Mike had to work until 4:30, so we didn’t do much until later in the day. But once he got off work, we met up with David and Kaitlyn and we grilled up some burgers and had a nice dinner, played a couple of games of Munchkin, and then joined the rest of Provo in American festivities. The first thing we did was walk around the vendors/carnival. Mike won a water gun by doing a strongman competition.
And boy, was he ever strong.
We wanted a Brazilian lemonade from the Tucanos stand, but they were all out. So we were sad.
And then Mike and I tried out the stocks.
On our way back to David and Kaitlyn’s place, we stopped by 7-11 to get some slurpees. I got the new GI Joe inspired flavor, which turned my mouth a lovely shade of blue (although I don’t know why the slurpee was blue because it was strawberry pineapple lime flavor).
After we finished our slurpees we went to find a spot to watch the fireworks. We ended up getting a GREAT spot (which relatively no one went to because last year there were buildings where we were sitting). Every other spot around campus was jammed pack with people sitting shoulder to shoulder, but we had enough space to spread out blankets and play card games (until it got too dark).
Then, we watched the fireworks. I’m really still impressed with how great of spots we got.
It was a really good day, overall. We had a lot of fun.
