some "sand dunes" (the "dunes" turned out to be more of a sandy plateau)
The Volcano cave tube things.
Jared saw a sign that said "Ostrich eggs for sale" and when we stopped he couldn't hold back from buying a $15.00 Ostrich egg. His excuse was "it's like the equivalent to 20 regular eggs." I don't know the last time I bought a dozen eggs for $7.00 and thought it was a good deal but at least we have a huge egg in our fridge that we don't know how to eat.
I think Annie looks a lot like Jackson did when he was this age.
Ahhhh, fun it the sun. We actually happened to go down the same time as our friends the Stoddards and we were able to meet up with them and splash around in their pool. The short trip was a perfect little getaway!
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Wow St. George was the place to go last weekend! Most of my family went down for a baby blessing and sealing. I wasn't ready to do a road trip with Camryn yet though. Looks like you guys had a fun time and got some good pictures! I love the ostrich egg. :)
How funny about the Ostrich egg. I can picture Jared selling you on the idea right now.
Glad you had a great time and got out of the funky weather we have been having.
You could egg Tiffany's house with one shot!
Matt's parents are good friends with a man who raises ostrichs and we had an egg one morning for breakfast. Matt's dad made a little hole at each end of the egg and blew the yoke out so that we could keep the shell. Then they just scrambled it and it tasted like a chicken egg. The only difference was that it was much yellower. I'm guessing you can prepare it like you would any chicken egg.
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