Friday we went up on the Big Horns. We had a such a delightful time AND a delightful surprise.
We spent the night Friday then went to Billings Saturday morning where we got to spend the day in the temple.
Arriving back on the mountain Saturday evening we did little before heading to bed.
How delighted were we when we woke up the next morning to find my niece Betsy was camped across the road from us! We had seen their camper, but had no idea it was hers, she had never seen our camper either.
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| Sunset over the Big Horns |
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| Betsy We got to eat a couple of meals with Betsy and her family! |
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| Betsy and Jack Jack cut his finger. |
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| Colton and his beagle I think this is a perfect picture of the 21st century boy and his dog!! |
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| Ty and Shelby Getting everything ready to re-load the 4-wheelers |
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| Shelby These kids are pro's on their 4-wheelers! |
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| Laurence Keeping up the Pitt tradition.... the man does the cooking while camping! We are coming to absolutely LOVE our volcano cooker. |
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| Bacon Cooked perfectly on the volcano cooker! |
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| No camping trip is complete without a campfire!! |
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| ROOTS "Have you found your roots yet?" "Where do your roots lead you?" |
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| We ran onto this little guy in the forest. He just ran up the tree, sat there until I snapped a few pictures then away he went! Guess he has dreams of Hollywood!! There would be plenty of nuts there!! |
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| Splash Dams |
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| This is a splash dam. It was built in about 1905. The logs were rolled into the water above the dam then when the conditions were right the gate was opened and the logs were washed to small ponds near a flume entrance. From there they were washed down the flume to the mill near Dayton Wyoming. |
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| Logs at the base of the Splash Dam |
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| The end of a wonderful summer!! |
