Jardine Juniper

A cool looking caterpillar

fuzzy caterpillar

The famous Jardine Juniper tree

White Pine Lake

We have moved to Logan! We have been living in Logan for a little over two months! It has gone super fast! I might feel that way because I still feel new to this area and I'm still new in my ward. I don't feel like that at work though, it's a different story. I know my co-workers very well and many of the customers know me so it feels like I have been working in that branch for months! One of the fun things about Logan is how close we are to so many beautiful canyons and outing sights. David and I love hiking and exploring the outdoors. So ones we were done unpacking the majority of boxes, we drove out to Tony Grove Lake. It is a beautiful lake with pine trees surrounding the area and beautiful sights to see. We parked right outside of Tony Grove Lake and hiked 4 miles into White Pine Lake where David was ready to do some fishing! We had a picnic and I watched David as he caught some fish and sometimes..fell in the water. It was a beautiful day to go hiking and we had a blast.

White Pine Lake

David looking for some good spots to fish

Brown trout

Amazing view

My handsome husband fishing

Brook Trout

Beautiful fish! Pretty colors

On our way back to the car. We were exhausted

Cute David

Last Memories of Provo

One of the many fish that David caught in Provo. Nice!

Beautiful view of Provo and Utah Lake

We made it to the top of Squaw Peak!! 

Squaw Peak. 

Garter snake

A beautiful place David found on our way to Squaw Peak trail

I found this pretty colorful caterpillar on a green leaf. I wanted to keep it, but on my way down the canyon, it fell and I accidentally stepped on it! Oops. 

Garter snake. Pretty colors. 

The gopher snake David caught. Someone walking down the trail was nice enough to take a picture of David and  the snake. 

David found this gopher snake on Rock Canyon one afternoon and decided to leave it in one of the rooms so he could show it to me when I got off work. Oh boy was that a surprise!  

David catching a fish in the Provo River

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David and I found out several months before that we were going to be leaving Provo, and heading to Logan, where David was to attend Utah State University where he would be working on his Masters in history. We were both really happy, but at the same time a little sad to leave friends and family behind.David's grandparents lived 45 minutes from Provo and David's sister Sara, only lived 30 minutes from us. We know we will be in Logan for at least two years until David finishes, and then we will be off to look for a good job! There will be so many exciting things to look forward to! At the meantime, in Provo Utah we had fun exploring the canyon that we lived close to. We will miss you Provo!