As promised here are some more pictures from our winter vacation. We had such a fun, stress free time. I was so sad to leave and even now I’m so sad to be gone, especially looking back at these pictures it makes me long for snowy days. Another year will pass before I’m able to go back but for now I have the photographs which is one of the reasons that I am so thankful for the gift of photography.
First I will show you our amazing condo that we stayed in while we were in Park City. I got so lucky booking this place because usually it is so hard to find a place in Park City, especially last minute but Hotels.com came to my rescue and we got a perfect place at a great rate.


Me relaxing on the sofa in the condo. We did a lot of relaxing there and usually didn’t leave until after 12:00 PM. Aaah, the perks of vacations. =)

On our list of things to do I had to go to Salt Air to take pictures of this train. I saw it on one of my Flickr friends photo streams and knew I had to go there. Too bad the kids were afraid to get inside, but right next to it there was a really cool building with graffiti all over it which made for perfect photo ops.
This rail car has a very interesting history. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake, this rail car sits at the abandonded Saltair Concert Hall. In the early 1900’s, Saltair was a resort of fun and leisure for those who wanted to escape from the city. Parties, rollercoasters, swimming, and huge concerts made city goers flock to Saltair via the new Railroad. In the late 1920’s, Saltair was demolished after a fire burned the resort down. It was later rebuilt, with less flare, but again was plaqued by another fire. In the 1980’s, a modern Saltair was built in its place to host popular concerts, but again was closed down in the late 1990’s.
These rail cars are the only thing left from the original concert hall and resort. This is the only one that is empty, the other rail cars were filled with junk and broken glass. Even though the resort is long gone, you can still feel the 1920’s atmosphere when you stand inside this rail car.




Of course another thing we had to do is play in the snow. Jett and Gavin had a blast and Zakk stayed cozy in his zip up J Cole blanket that attached to the stroller, so poor little Zakk didn’t see too much action in the snow.


I did manage to get a cute picture of Zakk hanging out in the condo one morning. =)

One of my favorite days was going out with our friends, the Fear’s. We did the exact same thing last year. First we had dinner at the Gateway, then went to the Chocolate Factory, then the Planeterium, from there we walked to the train and then to Temple Square to see the lights, to top it all off we had hot chocolate at JB’s restraunt. Jett and Davina’s son insisted that we do things EXACTLY the same as last year. Even though it was like deja vu, we still had a blast and hopefully we’ll do the same thing next year.


Our last day we got more snow than we could have dreamed of. Here is a picture I took out the window of our car as we drove out of Salt Lake City.

And on our way out we stopped at my favorite spot in Salt Lake to eat. Crown Burger! Seriously, if you live in Salt Lake or ever visit there, take my word for it that this is one of the best burgers that you will ever have in your life! The photo does not do it justice, you must get one in real life. And the pink colored sauce is called Fry Sauce, no not ketchup, fry sauce….. it’s God’s gift to Utahns and one of the things that I miss the most about being a Utahn!

okay….. yes, I’m a pig….. I ate the burger, fries and the corn dog you see in the top right corner. And no, I didn’t get a stomache ache. =)