In April, we went on the longest trip we’ve ever taken. We visited Thunder Canyon Campground in Ider, Alabama. The highlight of this stay was seeing the beautiful little chapel built in 98 days! We were blessed to have been in attendance at the very first service on Easter morning. Other highlights of the trip included seeing the total eclipse outside Little Rock, Arkansas, visiting the Grand Canyon and family in Arizona, exploring Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, and touring the battlegrounds in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Last stop was to see old friends at the dog park in Alabaster, Alabama.
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- God’s House at Thunder Canyon.
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- Trooper checking out the beauty of Thunder Canyon.
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- Rooster friends in the bamboo by our campsite.
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- All set to see the total eclipse at Krause Family Farm outside Little Rock, AR.
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- Taking it easy on the corner in Winslow, Arizona!
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- Grand Canyon
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- Ouch! Goat head stickers hurt Trooper’s feet in New Mexico.
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- Niece Autumn, professional groomer, decided it was bath time. Assistant Clover was on duty today to lend a hand.
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- Not a fan of the blow dryer! Poodle and Aussie cousins were happy they weren’t on the table!
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- Clean and handsome!
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- Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson
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- Helicopter Ride?
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- Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico
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- Cave Entrance – We took 1 1/2 hrs to walk in.
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- Pistachio Land
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- Greeted by the Ten Commandments at Askew’s Landing Family Campground outside Vicksburg, MS.
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- Trooper visits with Harry and Ducky at Veteran’s Park in Alabaster, Alabama.
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- Where’s Trooper?