My brother-in-laws are visiting for a little while, and Aubrey encouraged me to take them through a canyon. (Well, by “encouraged” I think she might have just asked me if I wanted to… which I took as giving me permission to leave without feeling guilty about leaving her home with the kids…)
We were planning to do the Squeeze in the San Rafael Swell, but the weather didn’t cooperate. By the time we reached the base of Moroni Slopes, the storm clouds were already forming and moving around the sky. I captured a 360×180 panorama while we were there.
Moroni Slopes panorama
- Flash-Player based view of High Resolution Moroni Slopes Panorama (Recommended)
- High Resolution QuickTime VR Moroni Slopes
- Flash-based view of Low resolution Moroni Slopes panorama
I took a Goblin Valley panorama that I have also posted.
Originally submitted at LIttle Tikes
Toys Made in the USA with US and Imported Parts.
The excitement never ends with this innovative, multi-station fun factory!
- Gears and gadgets,…
Looks much cooler on the box
Pros: Sturdy
Cons: Boring, doesn’t work
Best Uses: Individual Play
Describe Yourself: Parent Of Two Or More Children
The sandbox looks pretty cool, but obviously nobody ever tested it out before deciding to sell it.
Even on day 1 the sprockets / spinny things / whatever never worked. Water and sand just pour over them and they never spin.
As a sandbox it isn’t horrible.
Oh, I almost forgot about the water part. Yeah, that sucks too. It leaks and we’ve basically been using ours as a sandbox on both sides for about a year or so now.
(legalese)
It’s pointless to pick a winner based on pictures of contestants for season of survivor. To keep with tradition we’ll still pick winners. Nobody would pick Sugar or Stephanie anyway, so we haven’t lost out on anything by doing it now.
Make your picks, and think as little as possible please.
Tags: Survivor
Every year on Black Friday “Santa” flies in and lands at the mall. Here he is on approach. (I posted a few more images of the helicopter on flikr, and will post more when I get a chance)
Knitted necklaces. They’re like mini afghans for your neck.
Ahhhh, cozy.
You don’t see big barrettes much anymore. At least not since 1989. I like how adding knitting to a barrette takes it from an overlooked accessory that holds back hair to, “Oh my gosh, what is on your head? Is that a muppet?”
Here are some shots of some fall leaves.
Rhett's first Jack-o-Lantern
I’m not quite sure why we never carved a pumpkin with him in the past, but it’s probably because of his short attention span. He had fun (helping) carve it, and I had fun freezing my butt of taking a few pictures of it.
Happy Halloween!
Tags: halloween, Photography, pumpkin
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