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| The summit of Frary Peak (Antelope Island). We flew a kite to symbolize that even when we reach a goal or summit, there is often a way to go higher! |
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| On the trail. Frary Peak behind us. |
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| Indian Paintbrush |
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| The marker at the summit. |
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| Wasatch Front and Great Salt Lake in the background. |
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| More wildflowers and gnat bites on the legs. Ouch! |
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| One of the islands famous residents. |
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| Hot babe wading. Fremont Island in background. |
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| Goofing around. Elephant Head in background. |
I guess I better explain the penguin (for those who are unfamiliar with why we carry it with us). Our son is on a two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He is in Georgia and Florida. His favorite animal is the penguin. We take the penguin on our adventures as if we were taking him (yes, we miss him). We then share the pictures with him. Flying the kite from the summit was to let him know that he (and all of us) can reach goals and then extend just a little higher.
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