And went straight to a swimming hole that I've wanted to check out for a long time:
I took a dip in the pool, but Lynette did not.

Then we went back to Payson to check out the antique stores (one of our favorite things to do in Payson). As you can see, this is when it started to rain.
I didn't bring a tarp, so we piled up all the contents from the back of the truck on Lynette's lap until we could go to Walmart to buy a tarp. We also had dinner in Payson.
Then we went to the cabin and waited for our friends.
The next morning we got up early and headed to Fossil Springs and began our hike.
The hike was nice and downhill going in, but the weather was hot.
It was nice to get down to the creek and enjoy some more shade:
Dan and Kristin, our friends:
Fossil Creek is normally crystal clear, but the rain the day before muddied up the water a little bit. Still Lynette and I knew we should cool off in the water before the hike back out.
Me with one of the several rope swings in the area:

Of course, Lynette took a lot of pictures. Some of us, and some of other stuff: 
For someone who hates finding bugs at home, Lynette sure gets excited to see them in the outdoors.



I think this is one of my favorites. I like how the clouds clump together sort of like the agave in the foreground. It sort of reminds me of a shadow.
We survived the hike out,
and grilled up some chicken back at the cabin. Yum.

(you had to be there to understand the randomness of this picture)
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2 comments:
Sweet trip!
I just really enjoy reading your blog and especially enjoy the photo's, they add to the story. Amazingly enough, Lynette liked to catch bugs when she was little, her brother and her would always be looking for them, except when they went swimming and Jeff would put Palo Verde bugs in her hair and then she would scream, but she did like collecting the colorful bugs as any artist would.
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