We went to Toquerville falls. It is a scary fun place. Another place that Parker can throw rocks. After 30 minutes or so Connor tells Raider he is done. We had a good time but neither Raider or I jumped off the cliff.

My kids lived on these things, Parker mainly Connor still had to play Baseball while we were there. He told me that he needed to take 3 things camping my baseball my bat my stuff (that is what he calls his mitt).

Grandpa Jeppson took Parker and Blake for rides on the tracker.

We went to Zion's National Park and did a short hike. I forgot how down hill takes a toll on your knees. We did the hike with the Pools. We just went to the second one because we heard from someone coming down that there was no shade and the 3rd one. Plus for the first half we had to hear Connor complaining on how he wanted to go home.

The creek was a fun spot. I guess you can say any place were a boy can throw rocks and not get into trouble is a good spot.

Connor can not stop talking about camping and catching fish. He tried for a while to catch something in this net he found at Grandpa Jeppson's.

I know that I have not posted a lot after the Yellowstone trip. It is because this is what we have been doing baseball. We watch baseball movies, play it, talk about taking baseball stuff camping. We had to buy a new bat because Parker doesn't want to share. Connor is getting to the point were he starting to move his glove to try and catch it. It is only for Raider, for me he wants to stand there with his glove in the air and for me to make it in like on Sandlot.

A boy and his dog watching Sandlot.

The Bountiful 24 of July parade is a tradition in my family. After the vary long parade we go to my Grandma's and have ice cream.

My brother Mat used to work for South Davis Fire department. He called them up and said he was at his Grandma's and that they should stop by. It was fun watching all the cars drive by and wonder why the fire truck was there.