Not pictured - the giant mud pit Hazel splatted herself in about 5 minutes after this was taken. It really let the air of our her race sails...but we made it about half way through the 5k. Ryan finished the full race in second place (I think).
Not pictured - the giant mud pit Hazel splatted herself in about 5 minutes after this was taken. It really let the air of our her race sails...but we made it about half way through the 5k. Ryan finished the full race in second place (I think).
The go-karts getting a make-over baby and we'll post some pictures when it's finished! For now, our February family photo!
As the weather cools and it starts to get dark earlier and earlier, I find myself with more time to craft - which is great because I feel like I've been in a bit of project slump lately. But...not anymore! I've started and finished so many things in the past couple months that I'm posting my winter roundup early and I might have a Winter Crafts (Part 2) coming later on.
Our final planned tour in Yellowstone was a 5+ mile snowshoe (or cross country ski) to Lonestar Geyser. Turns out...we hiked out to this same geyser when we hiked to with the kids back 2 summers ago when we visited Yellowstone in the summer for the Ritterbusch family reunion. The good news is that we fondly remembered this hike as one of our favorite places in the park because it wasn't crawling with people! That wasn't a concern in January! There were about 10 of us on our tour and maybe another 10 or so people that skied there on their own that day. We missed the eruption by about 20 minutes and were hoping to catch some minor eruptions but after hanging out for about 30 minutes we gave up and started our trek back to the snow coach.