The kids had a couple of days off for "rodeo days" and so we decided to take a family trip to Tombstone, Arizona, "the town too tough to die." Brent was able to take a day off, so off we went to get some Western culture.
Who knew that an old phone booth was so facinating?
We went for a ride on the trolley tour, and saw a lot of places where outlaws were made sherriffs, and sherriffs made a few less outlaws.
We took in a show, where we hissed the bad guys (wearing a red scarf on their belts, in case we couldn't tell them apart), and cheered on the good guys.
A nice lady offered to take our family picture. She wasn't wearing a gun, or a red scarf on her belt, so we let her.
Who says Wyatt Earp wasn't bigger than life?
The kids got a kick out of this....
...until the rules were enforced!
See if you can see what was totally wrong in these pictures....
I'm just saying...
At the tail end of our day, we made one last stop.
A sobering thought.
3 comments:
How fun! So good to see all of you!
HOw fun!!!!
I love all your entries on your blogs. You and your children are so talented and delightful! We enjoyed you all so much this past week!....by the way I loved the car party with the tire cup cakes. Those looked awesome!!!!
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