Wednesday, May 28, 2008
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- Sunsets
- December 2006 Ride
- Frisbee golf park in Brigham City
- First successful ride to Daniel's Summit
- A Cold September Ride- 2006
- Hike to Stewart's Falls- 2006
- First ride after our move back to Utah
- Josh and Lisa's Wedding
- Heber Creeper- 2005
- Kentucky Animals- 2005
- Springtime at Shaker Village 2005
- Baby Giraffe
- 130th Kentucky Derby- 2004
- One of my all time favorites!
- One BIG Spider
- Kentucky Summer Storm 2004
- Shaker Village- Kentucky November 2003
- Shaker Village- Kentucky November 2003
- Some Favorites of Baby Jade
- Last 2 rides before the move to Kentucky....
- Some of the Beauties of Kentucky
- Throwing Baby Jade
- Winter of 2003
- Salt Lake Temple
- Pictures to accompany the video
- The good ol' days...
- My First Attempt at Photoshop...
- Four Wheeling- Mantua 2000
- Ice Storm- 2001
- Duck Hunting- Provo 2001
- Duck Hunting- Bird Refuge 2000
- Christmas Activities- 2001
- Morning Fog- 2002
- Lake Tahoe on 9-11
- More Animals 2003
- Animals- 2003
- First Dunes with the Raptor 2001
- Sand Dunes 2001
- Deer Creek and Heber 2002
- American Fork Canyon 2001
- Final Panguitch 2001
- And Still More Panguitch 2001
- Still More Panguitch- 2001
- Yet Another Panguitch 2001
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- Trip to Panguitch in 2001
- Starting with the old...
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1 comment:
These photos are breathtaking...
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