The boys had their spring break this past weekend over Easter, so we decided to take them camping for their days off. Devin loves horses and has seen The Man From Snowy River a hundred times, and he wanted to know if wild horses were real. Joel told him out on the desert there are still horses that are wild and that grandpa hasseen some. From that time on Devin has been wanting to go there and see (catch him) a wild horse. Since it is still early in the year we decided that desert is probably better than the mountains for camping. So Thursday morning we headed to the deserts west of Provo. On the way out there we saw several herds of horses, all of which Devin was sure were wild. We were lucky to camp near one group of them.
Ellie loved playing on Tanners bike, any time we were outside she wanted to be on it or pushing it about.
Dad, Tanner, and Hayden on grandpas horse trailer looking for Grandpa, Devin, Uncle James and Uncle Travis who were on a horse ride.
Ellie is quite a climber she was always on the stairs. She rolled down the ones in the trailer at least twice a day while we were there.
Tanner playing on the back of the truck.
Tanner, Devin, Ellie and Joel
We did celebrate Easter there, we colored eggs and had an Easter egg hunt. It was a fun trip and I think it satisfied Devin's need to see wild horses.
Dad, Tanner, and Hayden on grandpas horse trailer looking for Grandpa, Devin, Uncle James and Uncle Travis who were on a horse ride.
Ellie is quite a climber she was always on the stairs. She rolled down the ones in the trailer at least twice a day while we were there.
Tanner, Devin, Ellie and Joel
We did celebrate Easter there, we colored eggs and had an Easter egg hunt. It was a fun trip and I think it satisfied Devin's need to see wild horses.