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Montana

We ended our trip with 5 days in Montana visiting our newest nephew, Jackson, my sister, Jessica and Nate. It was a wonderful trip. Mya doted on Jackson, tending to his every need. We spent a couple of days at the lake where Chris learned how to water ski. I revisited my skills, which were a bit rusty. We also went through Red Lodge to Beartooth Pass where we saw breathtaking views of the mountains, snow and lakes below. It was beautiful. Nate and Jess were great hosts. We miss them already!

Chris learned how to water ski!

Nate showing off his amazing skills. 

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Auntie Jessica, Claire and Mya swimming in the lake.




Mya loving on baby Jackson. This girl LOVES babies. She was such a great caretaker to this little guy.



Claire awoke to birthday decorations galore!

Princess Claire bright eyed on her big day.






The girls were tickled that this chipmunk came so close to them.




At the top of Beartooth Pass we checked out snow. The kids were sooo excited!


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Anonymous said…
Yeah! So glad you added a couple of posts. I am missing you all like crazy! Wish you lived closer! Claire will need to learn to water ski next! I have some good pics of Jackson with the girls too--will email them to you! Have a safe trip to your new home! Miss you guys and love ya!

J
Anonymous said…
I was so excited to see the updated posts...however there seems to be a lot missing. Thailand to Montana?? What about your ND travels? Just kidding:) Keep working at updating!
Love,
Lisa
Kara said…
Sadly, my internet service at this hotel is sketchy. I can't upload any photos. Additionally, I lost my camera battery for our first week, so I've only taken 1 picture since we arrived. Crazy! It may be the end of August when I am finally able to fill in all the lapses. ND is in there ;)

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