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Weekend Trip to St. George

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Here is a photo journey of our little weekend trip to St. George.  Danny and I went down there to visit my sister Michele and her husband Dan.  We hoped to catch a ray of sunshine, which was no where to be seen in Northern Utah.

On arrival, my sister gave me an early birthday gift, yay!
Knowing my love for holidays, Michele and Dan gave me Easter decorations.
Michele has the same love for holidays, I think it runs in the family.
Much playing of the Wii occurred throughout the weekend.  Michele and I
played the dancing game, which was fun but tiring.
We also went to the Dinosaur Museum.  Michele makes a lovely Vanna.
These fossils are a replica of a ancient reptile found in England, of all places.
Me and Danny by a wall of dinosaur footprints.
We went to lunch at 25 Main Cafe, yummy.
We went geocaching for the first time, which is a treasure hunt with a GPS.
The GPS led us to this lovely spot.

Michele found the cache and Danny opened it.  The people before us had just
left a hair tie.  Lame.  Being the givers we are, we added to the cache and hid it again.
And now for a pretty landscape, because St. George is pretty.  The End.
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  1. grammawoodApril 27, 2011 at 8:42 PM

    There was a time I didn't value that type of scenery, but yes, that is a lovely landscape.

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