We are off again. Heading to St. George, Zion’s National Park and Bryce Canyon. Pictures and stories in the days ahead!
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Last week I had the opportunity to be a part of the new World Record for an ATV Parade held in Richfield, Utah on September 16, 2009. It was so much fun. There were so many ATV’s lined up to break the world record for the longest ATV parade that evening. The record was previously held by a group in Minnesota at 1,632 ATV’s. But that record was broken last week in Utah with a grand total of 2,014 ATV’s. There were all ages of “kids” there enjoying the outdoors and a great hobby. I am new to this ATV world. But I love it!
There is nothing better than getting outdoors and enjoying the scenes of nature where regular cars just can’t go. From our house we can drive to a number of locations to see some of the most spectacular scenery you can ever find. I have seen the bright autumn leaves, the sparkling winter snow, the vibrant colors of spring and the warm greens of summer. Not to mention all of the wildlife; elk, deer, rabbits,
an occasional moose and since we are driving through grazing country, lots of cows!
Being a part of the world record was a lot of fun. It was all a part of the Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree that is held in Richfield, Utah every year. It was great to see so many people riding for such a fun event.
The parade was dedicated to Mark Fuellenbach who passed away in April. He was the publisher of the Richfield Reaper and an ATV enthusiast.
On New Year’s Day 2009, a bundle of joy came to our home. Her name is Suki, she is a Shih Tzu. When we first got her, she could fit in the palm of your hand. Now she fits on your lap. Her favorite thing to do is put her face in the wind and go really fast. When we start loading up to go she gets really excited. If she doesn’t get to go with us, she causes all kinds of trouble at home. Like the time we came home and she was tangled up in a bra. I guess she was bored. Suki loves to go places and meet new people, just like us.