Yes, my life is a whirlwind of travel. This week I got the pleasure of taking my Girl Scout Troop to Jackson Hole. Out of the 7 years I have been with these girls, this was by far the greatest activity we have done. The girls sold an amazing amount of cookies and raised every dime to pay for this. I had a blast and was really proud of how all the girls got along.
All of us, under the (disturbing) antler arch (one of 4 in their town square).
T2 with Speckles the lama.
T1, being.. T1.
Troop 100's leaders. I am proud to have these two ladies beside me.. the troop could not and would not work with out them!
The girls and I after the white water ride down Snake River. It was a lot of fun!
All of us, under the (disturbing) antler arch (one of 4 in their town square).
T2 with Speckles the lama.
T1, being.. T1.
Troop 100's leaders. I am proud to have these two ladies beside me.. the troop could not and would not work with out them!
The girls and I after the white water ride down Snake River. It was a lot of fun!
3 comments:
Because I am curious, what do you find so disturbing about the arches in Jackson Hole?
There are A LOT of them.. and they were all attached to a living animal at one time. To me.. thats creepy. I dont do taxidermy either.
I get that, but since the arches were made mostly with the antlers that fall off of deer each year, rather than all those deer being killed...I never viewed it as disturbing. I always thought they were kind of cool. (But I agree on the taxidermy)
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