Here is just part of our boat caravan. It was so cool to see a huge group traveling together and they were all our ward.
Here are just a few once we got to Hole in the Rock. It was such an amazing place. We all climbed to the top and a guy in the ward gave a short talk at the top and told the story of the pioneers that went through there. The spirit was so strong the whole time. It was amazing. I"m so glad I had to opportunity to be there. The story of the pioneers is amazing. Each time I hear a story of them my love and respect grows for them so much. They had such amazing faith to do all they did.
This is the view from the top where they started...
Some of the tracks you can still see carved into the rocks
From the top looking down...so incredible!
We also went to see Rainbow Bridge Arch which I believe is only accessible by water so that was pretty awesome. It reminded me a lot of Corona Arch in Moab. The whole time at the lake was amazing. I felt like I was home again in the extreme heat and with the red rocks and desert scenery. I hate to admit it but I do miss Moab a little bit.
It was a long and exhausting trip but totally worth it! By the time we got back to camp it was way later than we had expected and I had to drive home for a training meeting the next morning. I was planning on getting back home around 12 or 1 a.m. . . . we didn't even leave the lake till 8:45. . . so after a terribly long drive we got to Vernal at 6 a.m. prettymuch just in time to get ready for the day and head out. I may have missed some of the presentations throughout that training :) Next weekend. . . .Kiss Me Dirty Relay. . .so stoked!!!