After Christmas, my dad and the 6 of us headed up the highway to Sequoia National Park in search of snow for sledding.
Deal breaker? Our borrowed snow chains turned out to be too big for our tires, but the car right next to us had chains that were too small. We swapped chains with our new ‘friends’, happily went on our way, and swapped back the next day. God was totally looking out for us!
A winter wonderland:
Four Guardsmen stand sentry:
Wolverton:
Future snowman nose:
It’s hard work making sure that 4 little people all have snow gloves, jackets, boots, pants in the right place at the right time, in the right size.
Rachel could have eaten the snow all day long:
When you’re five years old and your hands are cold, it’s time to pack it up and go home:
General Sherman Tree: By volume, it is the largest known living single stem tree on Earth (Wikipedia).
Sunny, snowy, rainy and rainbow-y all in the same day:
My dad is now even more convinced that he’s a pot-o-gold:
A double over Kaweah Lake:
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