We were awake early the next morning. We packed a lot of big things the night before, and the rest we quickly packed in the morning. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be! We realized toward the end of packing that all the breakfast things were packed away. So...we went and ate a cheap breakfast at McDonalds. Somehow, our kids magically grew up overnight, and they shared pancakes for breakfast. They are sure cute!
After breakfast, we went to the Vernal Temple. Scott jumped out and took some really great pictures! The Temple is made of brick (which makes it unique compared to other LDS Temples).
After the temple, we had to find the pink dinosaur! Macey had a "kink" (pink) dinosaur she carried everywhere the entire trip. Vernal is known for their giant pink dinosaur. (We found it on accident the day before while the kids were sleeping. :)) Macey was the happiest little girl! She screamed "kink, kink, kink" for about 5 minutes!
Then we headed to Bluebell, UT. Ever heard of it? Neither had we! I would try to tell you where it is, but our GPS led us there...and it really isn't by any other towns! It's Southwest of Vernal and Northwest of Roosevelt :)
They had an awesome corn maze/festival and a wagon ride to a pumpkin patch! This festival was small but really fun! They had a PVC pipe slide. Evidently, it was not gentle on a person's rear end. Scott's face=priceless!
There was another slide, a sandbox, and a dried-corn filled sandbox. We were finding corn kernals for days after this adventure!
Then we headed to the pumpkin patch! Macey was an expert pumpkin picker! If only she was a little bigger, she might have been able to carry her pumpkin back to the wagon! (She sure tried!)
Scott got to shoot a pumpkin out of this very large gun/cannon. He nailed an old pick up in the middle of a field! Macey enjoyed the view :)
We headed out after this. We stopped really fast at Bluebell's park, and I made sandwiches out of the trunk of our van! We ate on the go, and both kids quickly fell asleep.
We had such a fun vacation! It was an adventure, and it was definitely an adventure worth living!
