Road Trip

We're headed east for a few days with a sweet family from our church. Going to do a little vacationing, a little relaxing, and a little hiking in one of the most gorgeous parts of America. Be back soon!

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  1. The Trest Family6/17/2009 7:45 PM

    Hey Jana! We are on a road trip west and are also planning to visit Glacier. We are coming through Idaho also...what part do you live in? We just left Zion Nation Park in Utah today and are heading to Oregon from here...we are keeping a blog of our trip www.hatresttravelinwest.blogspot.com
    we would love to get to see you while we're up this way!

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