Looks like a house in BC, doesn't it?
We got up early this morning - Brian and the kids were gone by 8:00 am.Rick, Sandra, Maxine and I met them at the trails at 11:00 am.
We rented some toys and played in the dust all day long:
Yes, that's me driving.
And me being a passenger.
Gritty fun.
Drewbs and Max.
Max
Drew tooting around on the big machine.
Max and Dane
Sisters
Brian
Max
Hot and dusty
Drew, fooling around on the 50.
Maximum speed, 7 miles per hour
Roadside lunch.
Drewbs and Max.
Max
Drew tooting around on the big machine.
Max and Dane
Sisters
Brian
Max
Hot and dusty
Drew, fooling around on the 50.
Maximum speed, 7 miles per hour
Roadside lunch.First time I'd ever seen one of these disposable grills. Awesome.
We had a few accidents. Matt hit a big rock, head on. His quad flipped over, forward. Then Tim, doubling Drew, rolled his twice over sideways. And Dane got banged up when he fell off his as he was climbing a steep incline.
We had a few accidents. Matt hit a big rock, head on. His quad flipped over, forward. Then Tim, doubling Drew, rolled his twice over sideways. And Dane got banged up when he fell off his as he was climbing a steep incline.
Road rash, bitta blood, good stories.
Lousy day for tanning, but great day for memories.
Lousy day for tanning, but great day for memories. The sacrifices I make....
Three things I'm thankful for:
1. No one was seriously hurt.
2. Rick likes to unplug toilets.
3. My bed here is unbelievable. Love it.
Shalom,
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