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Showing posts with label Coco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coco. Show all posts
7.09.2011
2.17.2011
Happy Girl...
These videos are from September but better late than never right! Can't believe how much she has grown up since then. I better get caught up so you can see!!
2.16.2011
Almost 2...
This is a little long but so sweet... Mostly a grandparent video. Coco showing off her sign language and a little Spanish before bed.
July 2010
Highlights from July 2010
Coco, 22 months old. Still not a lot of hair but sweet as can be.

Here are a couple pictures of releasing the first batch of turkeys into the wild!
We had a fun 4th of July this year. We woke up early and ran the 5k together as a family in the stoller division. We actually took 2nd place which was a bit of a surprise but awesome! Then we meet up with some of our favorite friends to enjoy Park City's parade on main street and then headed to the Hi-Ute to BBQ and chill. A little fire, good company and a great night.June 2010
Here are some highlights from June 2010.
We had a wet spring but by the time the sun came out everything in Park City was so green and beautiful. Coco and I stopped at the ranch on the way home from the zoo one day to enjoy the late afternoon sunshine.
We had a wet spring but by the time the sun came out everything in Park City was so green and beautiful. Coco and I stopped at the ranch on the way home from the zoo one day to enjoy the late afternoon sunshine.
Coco at the ZOO.. she fit right in with the monkeys : )
Island Park with the Hirschi's

We did another fun stand up paddle down Warm Springs. We had 2 teenage moose come running full speed across a meadow and into the river right in front of us. They were both pretty agressive, splashing and snorting. We weren't sure if we were going to make it past them. Luckily they crossed over to the other side and let us by!


Playing at the cabin on Henry's
Welcoming our new baby turkeys to the ranch. We got 200 wild turkeys this summer. We had to incubate them for several weeks and then gradually move them outside. It was really fun watching them grow and change. We released a few batches higher up but we think they may have become coyote and mountain lion gourmet dinner : (. Hopefully we will see a few this spring!
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