Lake Powell 2010

After the flash floods and tornadoes the skies cleared and so did Lake Powell of all visitors - but not us we stayed and had the time of our lives and the entire lake to ourselves. The water was warm, smooth and clear like glass. The beaches were soft and spongy beneath our feet.

October is truly Lake Powell's best kept secret.

Enjoy the pictures.

Special thanks to Kaptain Kory who picked us up during the hail storm and didn't get us lost in the dark while looking for the house boat like he did with the Benders. Also, thanks again Kory for scaling the sandstone walls with your long toenails during the wind storm to rescue the boat. Sorry I couldn't help, but nature calls. And one more big last thanks again for Kaptain Kory for his dancing before he put on his wet suit with out his suit on.

And this is Kaptain Kory! Thanks Kory.

Brody Body Slam!

Summer Boating

Even though the boat was dirty and Robbie was concerned how the boat, or how the owner of the boat could let it get so dirty; Summer boating this year was a blast! Too bad we didn't get invited more. Maybe if we bring more ribs then we'll get an automatic invite every time.Uncle Kory to the rescue! He did dumped them so he gets to rescue them. Hey! Some one had to take the pictures

And they thought we were weird.

Toe Dipping. I saw Micheal Jackson do this once - it's real fun. The kids love it.

Nice tan Honey.

Buy us a boat dad.... pleaseeee!

"Party Time!" Robbie's 7th Birthday

"Party time!" was shouted as the kids caught big air on this two story slip n' slide provided by Fun Services. The slip n' slide was wild and wet, although there were minor injuries non were reported to the authorities so the slide stayed open even though it was well over occupancy capacity.

10 Mile Hike - No Lunches

We had planned on the hike only taking about four hours. We thought we would be back in time for lunch. Instead it took eight hours. All we had to eat was a couple of granola bars. But it was worth the pain.