Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Park City with the Bills Family

After a crazy turn of events, Dallin and I moved back to Utah this week. We had about a week to pack so life has been a bit crazy lately (it was a last minute move). We've lived in California, both Mountain View & San Diego, for the last 2 and a half years and made so many best friends out there so we were super sad to leave. But, on the bright side, both of our families live in Utah so we're excited to spend as much time as we can with them.

In fact, right after dropping off the uhaul and not even unpacking, we went straight to Park City to hang out with Dallin's parents and brother's family. I'm just so ecstatic that I now get to spend time with these adorable kids!


These kids are my favorite- they are obsessed with cuddling and they say the cutest/funniest things. 


We walked up and down Park City's main street, which is one of the cutest places in Utah. I love how the hills backdrop the street.



For the rest of the week, we went on a few hikes up in the Unitas. Man, you get some pretty forest views from there! Sophia asked me to take this picture of her (she knows her artsy poses;).


and I caught siblings contemplating life overlooking a pretty little waterfall

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Saturday, June 21, 2014

Big Sur & Hearst Castle

If you've never had a chance to drive down the 1 in California, then I *highly* recommend it. You'll get some of the prettiest coastal views that you've ever seen! The whole drive down we were freaking out at how beautiful it all is. There's seriously a lookout place to pull over every mile of the way down, that's how much there is to see.

Plus, there's lot's of little hikes you can do along the way, so we took our time driving down and stopped to do a few. My favorite stop was to see McWay Falls. It's so pretty how the waterfall hits the beach like that! Dallin and I were trying to figure out how to get down there (since people clearly had been on that beach before, there were writings and footprints in the sand). But, sadly we couldn't find how to get there (must have been by boat). 






This is the Bixby Bridge in Big Sur, which is considered kind of an icon for this drive.

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Saturday, June 14, 2014

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