Yea for Camping

This was us before the big ride up Snow Basin, dressed to impress. 

We left just after school and work on Friday to leave our worries behind or at least my worries of school and pharm behind to go to the far corners of Utah near snow basin. It was pretty extreme but luckily no wild raccoons eat our food. We eat the Lovell tradition of tin foil dinners, which turned our amazing thanks to Ashley. In the morning we woke up to fried eggs and bagels w/out bacon nor a spatula to flip the eggs so needless to say we had a little extra oil and carcinogens from the melted plastic fork flipper. As always when you camp it was the best food ever!! As Ashley said I would never had eaten this at home but at the moment this is the best @#!% fried egg bagel I've ever had. (This may not be her exact words, but I am sure she said something similar) All and all it turned out great and we can not wait to do it again. The only disappointment was when Ashley and I learned that not every park ranger is the most helpful person; our prior experiences have told us other wise. He was nice though. 

This was our camp site just before we put everything in the car. Take a close look at Lindsey.