Monday, July 25, 2011

Montana/Yellowstone Part 2

We saw lots of wildlife on this trip. This buffalo's name is Jackson. He hung out in the cabins yard almost the whole time we were there. Kylee saw a total of 8 bear. She saw 4 one night when she went into the park with her grandma and grandpa; the next day we left and saw 4 bear while driving through the park. It was pretty neat because we have never seen them so close.




We went on a hike up to the family's famous waterfall. So stylin with her walking stick. I loved to see her wear jeans for a change :)





Kylee was the lucky roller for yatzee


She painted lots of pretty rocks while we were there, she was so proud of them.




Derek and Tanner got bored one day and decided to make fire, and they did!


Cute little girl went fishing but didnt catch any fish.






We found a lot of snow! ugh and it made me think how NOT ready I am for winter. I have to admit that is was very pretty being so high up on the mountain.


We had to have a snow ball fight of course.The nice thing about the snow was being able to still wear shorts.











Kylee was very excited about the jumbo marshmallows. While packing for the trip she kept wanting to open them, so that was one of the first things she did when we got to the cabin. Open the marshmallows.

5 comments:

Unknown said...

looks like a really fun trip! i can't believe how big kylee is getting :)

Lindsey Rasmussen said...

How fun! We just went to Yellowstone and didn't see any animals! Looks like you had a great time!

Tiff said...

A bison in the yard, how awesome and frightening. :)
I thought that marshmellow was a cup, ky is smart I would go straight for the sweets too!

Only Girl said...

Oh Mish- lets leave the snow where it was. Im so not ready to even think about it!!! Ky's my kinda girl luv those huge marshmellows. Im still waiting for my cowboys to show up in the mail?? :)

Mary Mathews said...

That is alot of bears to see. looks like a fun trip! I can't believe there is snow still there. It will probably still be there when the first snow storm hits for the winter. What a fun family trip!