At the start of November, we had a visit from nephew Connor, who flew from Mesa to Provo to make arrangements for housing, work, and other school-related details. Among other things, we had a great day in Park City and Kamas, celebrated Guy Fawkes Day, and attempted a trip around the Alpine Loop which, sadly, had barely closed for the winter. The Ward Primary Program happened in November and the Taylor grandkids slept over while their folks went away for an overnighter. And, of course, Thanksgiving was in November, though it came very late in the month this year. It's arrival traditionally marks the beginning of High Dickie Days, so they are underway now.
A beautiful day for a trip to the Wasatch Back
Connor and Kris in Park City
Lunch in Kamas
Remembering, remembering the 5th of November
Bonfire Night in the driveway
Two fires, one in each driveway
Katy, Luthien, and Grammy
Uncle made a fire this year, too
Headed around the Loop with high hopes
The intense colors are gone, but this is just as beautiful
Connor in the meadow below Stewart Falls
Lunch at Costco
Meg at the pulpit
Holden and Ollie take their turn
Overnight visitors enjoying hot chocolate
We came out of church to find the valley looking like this
I felt compelled to capture the exquisite beauty of the day
Thanksgiving
Just us and these guys this year; we didn't even fill all the chairs
Traditional Thanksgiving fare
Christmas is fast approaching, so there will be more, but this is all for now.
OXO
D.
3 comments:
That lake is beautiful - I miss the mountains. And nothing beats a Thanksgiving at the Dickies.
Love the lake and the snow. All good!
Pretty pretty pretty. And such a small crowd this year!
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