We finally left for Island Park at about 8am after unpacking and re-packing Janice and Jory's car with all of our stuff and the food. We stopped at Bear World just outside Rexburg.
Jade and Liam
Jory, Janice and Trio
Kieran and Rhys having a close up view of a buck in the petting zoo at Bear World.
Snoozing in the sun .
Mackenzie with some of the kids on a ride at Bear World.
The cabin we stayed in at Island Park. Wolf Mountain.
Kieran and Rhys.
Two monkeys Richard found in a tree.
6 monkeys.
Bison strolling up the road , couldn't wish for anything closer.This was in Yellowstone National Park.
We just managed to get one quick shot before all hell broke loose.
Old Faithful
In 1929, Johnny Sack leased a small tract of land from the United States Forest Service and began building his log cabin at Big Springs. Little did Johnny know when he first acquired the choice building site, his home would become a landmark one day discussed in the United States Congress.Due to its unique location and picturesque setting, Johnny’s cabin and nearby water-wheel have long been one of the most photographed sites in Island Park. The cabin attracts thousands of visitors each summer interested in the log and stone structure as well as the building’s colorful creator.is the little water wheel that Johnny Sacks built to provide his cottage with electricity at Big Springs.
Gemma with her granny.
Upper Mesa Falls, aka Big Falls, is an absolutely awesome waterfall dropping about 114 ft. on the Henrys Fork of the Snake River. The power of the water falling here is great, and the width of the waterfall is 300 ft. wide; it reminds us of a small Niagara Falls.
Mesa Falls.
We finally left for Island Park at about 8am after unpacking and re-packing Janice and Jory's car with all of our stuff and the food. We stopped at Bear World just outside Rexburg.
Jade and Liam
Jory, Janice and Trio
Kieran and Rhys having a close up view of a buck in the petting zoo at Bear World.
Snoozing in the sun .
Mackenzie with some of the kids on a ride at Bear World.
The cabin we stayed in at Island Park. Wolf Mountain.
Kieran and Rhys.
Two monkeys Richard found in a tree.
Bison strolling up the road , couldn't wish for anything closer.This was in Yellowstone National Park.
Old Faithful
In 1929, Johnny Sack leased a small tract of land from the United States Forest Service and began building his log cabin at Big Springs. Little did Johnny know when he first acquired the choice building site, his home would become a landmark one day discussed in the United States Congress.Due to its unique location and picturesque setting, Johnny’s cabin and nearby water-wheel have long been one of the most photographed sites in Island Park. The cabin attracts thousands of visitors each summer interested in the log and stone structure as well as the building’s colorful creator.is the little water wheel that Johnny Sacks built to provide his cottage with electricity at Big Springs.
Gemma with her granny.
Upper Mesa Falls, aka Big Falls, is an absolutely awesome waterfall dropping about 114 ft. on the Henrys Fork of the Snake River. The power of the water falling here is great, and the width of the waterfall is 300 ft. wide; it reminds us of a small Niagara Falls.
Mesa Falls.
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