The Brachiasaurus welcomed us into the playground area.
First item on the list was to find a picnic table and eat lunch. Yummy sandwiches. Fun company.
The kids watched the Weber River roaring by. The water levels were really high. I'm glad that the fence was up or we wouldn't have had a peaceful lunch.
Here are the boys giving their 'high-fives' to the baby dino, perhaps a Triceratops.
I requested a photo of myself. It is amazing what Dinosaur Train can teach you. This in the Ankylasaurus. He's pretty cool so I wanted my photo next to him.
The water dinos. Or in Lincoln's mind here is where we saw the dolphin.
Stegasaurus!
Near complete group shot. We couldn't get us all in because someone had to take the picture. Thanks Kim.
The disappointment from the whole day was that the volcano didn't have smoke or pretend to erupt. It didn't do anything cool in Parker's mind.
Another Brachiasaurus.
I thought this was a T-Rex, but that wasn't the name of this Dino. I don't remember it now but it is pretty fearsome.
Wow, Parker could really get crushed by one of these if they were still around. I think it's a Triceratops but I'm not sure, it may be something different.
I asked Willie if we could get the boys a souvenir. We were after all on a trip. We bought them the cheapest thing in the store and they love them. Three dinosaurs, they each get their own. Henry has a Pteranadon, Parker has a T-rex looking one and Lincoln has a Stegasaurus. They boys really loved the time we had with Grandpa Kim and Nana. Thank you for taking us on a fun adventure.
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