We got to get away to Mammoth this past week and had a great time together. Here are some pictures from our vacation...
By the Mammoth lodge. The ladies at my work got us the backpack Caelyn is riding in and it came in very handy on this trip! Caelyn LOVED riding around in it.
Every night we enjoyed the hot tub at the condo and Caelyn had alot of fun standing holding onto the side! I love this picture of her and Jason.
Our first hike. It's the Crystal Lake hike....at the top it has a panoramic view over the Mammoth Lakes basin. But we couldn't make it to the top because there was too much snow...we lost the trail, how crazy in the middle of July, but it was beautiful! Maybe next time we'll see the panoramic view.
Caelyn really wanted to touch the trees along the way.
Up, up, up...good thing I had the lighter backpack!
Tasting some snow...don't worry it is clean.
Maybe Lake George (I'm not sure we saw 4 lakes on this hike).
Taking some time to check out God's marvelous creation...she carried this pine cone throughout the rest of the hike!
In Yosemite National Park
Mommy and Caelyn in our Mammoth t-shirts
On this day we rode a shuttle down and hiked to Devil's Postpile and then to Rainbow Falls! Good thing Jason has a strong back!
Devil's Postpile
family shot...I like how Caelyn is peeking around!
On our way to Rainbow Falls...
Caelyn's first view of Rainbow Falls
Taking a break with Rainbow Falls in the back
the last time Jason and I were there with our family we hiked all the way down and got some incredible pictures but we opted not to hike all the way down there this time.
Hot Creek...a geological site where the pools steam and bubble as the water mixes with the creek. This is a view from the top of the mountain that we hiked down.
So Caelyn's first word was mama but these days all she says is dada!!!! It took her awhile but she now warms her daddy's heart with those little words!!!
The purple wild flowers were beautiful! The condo that we stayed in is in the background. We had such a fun vacation and are so thankful to the Halls for allowing us to use their beautiful home.