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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Lake Powell and Lake Powell

Thanks to Stain and Katie we were able to start off the summer strong by heading to Lake Powell twice within a few weeks with everyone.



The water was really cold so we spent a lot of time in the boat instead of out doing things. Still was way fun.


We went to the Arch a few times to go on a little hike



Cliff Jumped like usual. The water was so cold that when it was shady like this it definitely wasn't worth getting in.



It was still really early in the year so the water was freezing. We had so many of us on the boat that water would come over and spray us and we would all try to hide from it.






For some reason all boys love pushing rocks. Every year since I've known these boys we always have to go hunting for some big rocks for them to push off of cliffs. Stain was obviously pretty excited about this one.


I've been going to Lake Powell with these boys for so many years now and its still one of my favorite trips.

(Usually my photo's are mostly taken by me, I did pretty horrible this summer in Lake Powell and we have to thank Mal for taking most of these.)

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