Yes, Yes, I took a lot pictures of our Easter in Moab, so lets get right to it...shall we!
The girls and I got to drive down in my parents motor home, which was nice, no bathroom stops and plenty of room for us and our cousins who came with us.
when we got off the main highway we let Easton sit up front with Nanny, she thought that was pretty cool.
The first day was cold and windy...its a good thing for electronics.....
We hiked up to Delicate Arch
We saw these little guys, when we reached the top.
If you have been to Moab before then you probably seen the big sand hill right before you get into town. Well.... all the kids saw it on our way to our hike, so when we where done with the hike we stopped and let the kids play.
After our hike and playing in the sand, we went back to camp and died Easter eggs
And then Easton got dirty!!
Now when we go camping my girls get dirty, but Easton....she got Dirty!
And the Easter bunny found us, like he does every year in Moab.
And like every year, he leaves eggs for the big Easter egg hunt!
Hugs, Amber
P.S. its snowing right now as I'm writing this post and looking at all these warm pictures.
Ah, Moab for Easter! Have not been there for Easter for a while. I was born in Moab and have lots of family there so we go as often as possible. Where do you camp? It looks like where we camp, outside of Moab near the Klondike Bluffs trail (I think that is what it is called) We have camped there 25 years and my hubby's family for more years than that, and it used to just be a dirt road and now they have made a trail there that is mapped out :( Anyway, this post brought back many fond memories of when we would take the kids when they were little. And the sand hill and Delicate Arch - yes very fond memories. I need to go down there tomorrow - no wait - the snow. I think we will wait....
ReplyDeleteBecky,
DeleteMoab is great, my husband and I have been going since we where in high school! We camp off the main road that goes up to Dead horse Point, I'm not sure what it's called.