Well, I guess I better get my blogging in while Mom's on a roll! She hasn't done this since yesterday and now we're on our second post in one day! These are the fun pictures from our family trip to Yellowstone National Park!
Addison and I got to do a lot of riding in our matching backpacks! I guess that's one of the perks when you have the shortest legs in the group!
The colors in all the pools were beautiful. They make for some very interesting designs! And they even tell you the temperature gradients of the water. Neat, huh?!!
Dad carried me most of the time while Mom was busy with her camera! I guess we know what everyone's priorities are!
Grandma and Grandpa also had fun just hanging out with us grandkids! Grandpa Codi didn't even get his fishing pole out one the entire trip!
This is just a picture of Norris Geyser Basin.
Here I am of course, trying to climb over the railing! There were a lot things to climb on in Yellowstone!
And just in case you were wondering, Michael Codi and I are best friends! Anything he does, I have to do too! We had sooooooo much fun together!
And Addison is just like a little sister to me (never mind that she's just as big as I am)! I got to push her stroller around just like I'll get to do with my new baby brother who's coming in November! It was good practice!
These are a couple of pictures of Lower Yellowstone Falls.
Grandma and Grandpa White enjoying the view!
Rissy and Jason smooching in front of the falls!
Dad and I just hanging! I tried my best to run away more than once!
Isn't this a nice family photo?
Here's Aunt Licey's family--except for Uncle Michael. He didn't get there until later. We missed him and all the excitement and laughter he brings with him.
Just in case you didn't know, this is an American Bison--and it is actually more closely related to oxen than to actual buffalo! Just thought you might want to know.
Yep, that's me in my down coat in June. It was a little cold that week. But don't worry, I didn't step or fall into the pile of bison dung right there--that was Michael Codi! At least it was just on his pants!
Dad and I snuggling for a bit!
The Anderberg Family, all together at last!
Roaring Mountain in the morning.
Uncle Kordel enjoying our company for a minute.
Mammoth Hot Springs
Can you tell that Mom and Dad like ORANGE? I was feeling a little left out since they dressed me in blue! What's up with that!
More from Mammoth Hot Springs
Mom and I finally got a picture together as well. I love going places with her and having fun! We're best buds!
This was my last chance to see Aunt Rissy as well. She and Uncle Jason (a.k.a. Honey) moved to Columbus, OH a few weeks later and I won't get to see them till Christmas time. I miss them.
Being outside the whole time was the best part of the whole trip! I couldn't get enough of it!
We also saw our share of wildlife on our trip, other than the bison. We saw a momma bear with four cubs, a momma wolf with three pups, a lot of elk and antelope, a few deer, and this badger. The other animals were really too far away to get any decent pictures of them though.
Tower Falls
Sunset on the Mountain. So peaceful.
And of course, we couldn't leave out the picture of the outhouse with moon above it! Who wouldn't want this picture?!!!
Well, I guess I better get my blogging in while Mom's on a roll! She hasn't done this since yesterday and now we're on our second post in one day! These are the fun pictures from our family trip to Yellowstone National Park!
Addison and I got to do a lot of riding in our matching backpacks! I guess that's one of the perks when you have the shortest legs in the group!
The colors in all the pools were beautiful. They make for some very interesting designs! And they even tell you the temperature gradients of the water. Neat, huh?!!
Dad carried me most of the time while Mom was busy with her camera! I guess we know what everyone's priorities are!
Grandma and Grandpa also had fun just hanging out with us grandkids! Grandpa Codi didn't even get his fishing pole out one the entire trip!
This is just a picture of Norris Geyser Basin.
Here I am of course, trying to climb over the railing! There were a lot things to climb on in Yellowstone!
And just in case you were wondering, Michael Codi and I are best friends! Anything he does, I have to do too! We had sooooooo much fun together!
And Addison is just like a little sister to me (never mind that she's just as big as I am)! I got to push her stroller around just like I'll get to do with my new baby brother who's coming in November! It was good practice!
These are a couple of pictures of Lower Yellowstone Falls.
Grandma and Grandpa White enjoying the view!
Rissy and Jason smooching in front of the falls!
Dad and I just hanging! I tried my best to run away more than once!
Isn't this a nice family photo?
Here's Aunt Licey's family--except for Uncle Michael. He didn't get there until later. We missed him and all the excitement and laughter he brings with him.
Just in case you didn't know, this is an American Bison--and it is actually more closely related to oxen than to actual buffalo! Just thought you might want to know.
Yep, that's me in my down coat in June. It was a little cold that week. But don't worry, I didn't step or fall into the pile of bison dung right there--that was Michael Codi! At least it was just on his pants!
Dad and I snuggling for a bit!
The Anderberg Family, all together at last!
Roaring Mountain in the morning.
Uncle Kordel enjoying our company for a minute.
Mammoth Hot Springs
Can you tell that Mom and Dad like ORANGE? I was feeling a little left out since they dressed me in blue! What's up with that!
More from Mammoth Hot Springs
Mom and I finally got a picture together as well. I love going places with her and having fun! We're best buds!
This was my last chance to see Aunt Rissy as well. She and Uncle Jason (a.k.a. Honey) moved to Columbus, OH a few weeks later and I won't get to see them till Christmas time. I miss them.
Being outside the whole time was the best part of the whole trip! I couldn't get enough of it!
We also saw our share of wildlife on our trip, other than the bison. We saw a momma bear with four cubs, a momma wolf with three pups, a lot of elk and antelope, a few deer, and this badger. The other animals were really too far away to get any decent pictures of them though.
Tower Falls
Sunset on the Mountain. So peaceful.
And of course, we couldn't leave out the picture of the outhouse with moon above it! Who wouldn't want this picture?!!!
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