.Glacier National

We got to take a day trip through Glacier National Park with Aaron’s family. We met up with them in Helena Montana and stayed the night in a hotel. In the morning we were off to Glacier. Air and I have a picture in this post from a few years ago in this exact spot ↑↑↑ We love that we finally have our boy with us on these trips.

↓↓↓We stopped at this huge beautiful dam before we got into the park. Wow, breathtaking↓↓↓

↓↓↓Tessa and Tiana took turns riding with us all day, and we had walkie-talkies to communicate between cars.↓↓↓

I sat in the back a lot since Ames decided to kibosh his nap schedule for the day.

↓↓↓Here’s his mirror and his baby shows—his two favorite things to look at besides the trees and mountains out the window. He loved that too↓↓↓

 

↓↓↓We stopped at some waterfalls and hikes↓↓↓

 

↓↓↓We love the winding roads that go up up up the side of the mountain. Its exciting to see the enormous cliff right beside your car with the breathtaking views↓↓↓

 

↓↓↓everyone thought that these tree roots looked like Tiana’s curly hair↓↓↓

 

↓↓↓This is what happens when you tell Air and his Dad to hold hands for a picture↓↓↓

 

↓↓↓This is our favorite waterfall on the “Going to the Sun” road, you drive right over it on this little bridge↓↓↓

↓↓↓goldfish were a life saver on these long road trips and I love Amesy’s chubby legs↓↓↓

 

We had so much fun, so glad that Aaron’s family was in Montana at the same time as us. We made it to Lethbridge that evening and stayed in a ghetto hotel room that we had booked online for cheap. It was a little scary, but just one night didn’t hurt us. It definitely made us appreciate our own home more when we arrived here the next night. In a way, it’s nice being home again isn't it.