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Fun in the Snow!

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We had some friends come visit us this weekend and guess what we did?


We went sledding!!

Want to guess where we went?

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Rocky Mountain National Park!

We rented two different types of sleds...


...and ripped up the slopes (as much as we could rip up a not very steep slope covered with small children).

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Thanks for the fun, ARS!

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