Faith ~ Family ~ Outdoor Living
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At Farview Point, we enjoyed the view, but due to the weather, we chose not to do the quarter-mile hike up to Piracy Point which is also at this stop. Munchkin got out of the truck, quickly looked, and scurried back to the comfort of the truck. Next up on the schedule is Natural Bridge.
Posted in Family, and Outdoor Adventures
By the time we arrived at this location, Munchkin was too cold to want to get out of the truck, so she decided to enjoy the view from the comfort of the truck. Next stop… Farview Point.
Posted in Family, and Outdoor Adventures
The winds are now picking up, and Munchkin and I are getting a bit chilly. Our hoodies aren’t quite cutting it now, so we decide to pull out the jackets. D is laughing at us because we have our hoods up trying to protect our ears from the cold wind. Interesting tidbit… Paria is a Paiute word meaning “water with elk” or “water with mud.” (from Your Guide to Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks) Our next stop will be Swamp Canyon.
the Creation story for children by Helen & David Haidle Scripture passages paired with beautiful illustrations bring the Creation story to life. Readers are taken through the story of Creation starting with Genesis 1:1 and ending with Genesis 2:3. Each 2-page spread contains the scripture passage, a lovely illustration, and a “something to think about” paragraph. “In the beginning God created the heaven and earth…” Try to imagine what it must have been like before God made the world… The Creation Story uses actual scripture passages, so the story is not a watered down version. Younger children will enjoy the…
