On Sunday afternoon, Tim and I decided to take a Sunday Drive up to Old Ephraim's Grave. Old Ephraim was an 1,100-pound beast was the last grizzly bear known to roam Utah. There is a gigantic 11-foot stone monument that marks Ephraim's 1923 gravesite so we decided to drive up there.
We came to a T in the trail and Tim was certain we needed to go right. The signs and the map said we should turn left. I decided to pull rank as navigator and made the decision to turn left.
We made it to the monument and took a few pictures, fed a chipmunk, and listened to this little bird fly around that made a really funny whirring noise with his wings.
Then we headed down the trail and ran into a cowboy herding his cows down the canyon. We successfully avoided hitting any cows and stopped for one more picture op.
It was definitely a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. I'm so glad that I'm in Utah for the summer and I'm able to spend so much time in the mountains. There is a peace that comes from enjoying and admiring God's creations.
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1 comments:
So my question is....do you bring along your own cameraman, or does Tim have just very long arms?
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