Friday, April 22, 2011
When I had talked to some people in my ward about our upcoming visit to St. George everyone mentioned Snow Canyon State Park as a fun place to visit. Snow Canyon S.P. was just a short drive away from our hotel so we decided to try it out on Friday and stick closer to our home base. It felt HOT there even though it was probably only in the upper 60s-low 70s. We started out at the sand dunes and let the kids play for a little while there. Then before it got super hot there we hiked back to the cars and got as much sand off our feet as we could and then ate some lunch at some picnic tables back at the parking lot. Then we went on to see some pioneer names written on a canyon wall with wheel axel grease dated from the 1890s and then we hiked around some petrified sand dunes.
Sand Dunes:
Pioneer Names:
Petrified Dunes:
After our fun at Snow Canyon (which was named for Erastus & Lorenzo Snow - not for snow that falls from the sky) we found a McDonald's to stop at and get some ice cream. Next we drove by the St. George Temple and then stopped at Brigham Young's home for a tour. Then we headed back to the hotel to get cleaned up and take the kids swimming again. For dinner we went to the house of some old family friends of my parents from when they lived back in Virginia.
I felt bad because MJ ended up getting a slight sunburn on her arms from this trip. I was so diligent at Zions making sure that she was always lathered up, but for one reason or other I wasn't as diligent this time around. I don't think the sunburn hurt her at all but there aren't too many things that make you feel like a bad parent like your baby getting a sunburn!!
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