Earlier this winter I met up with my friend Andrea Slusarski of @drawingfromnature to skin with the kids. Andrea showed up with some watercolors and set up to let Huck paint at the top of our hike. It was snowing and beautiful, and Huck happily
Read MoreBefore leaving the house to go look for rocks, we spent a little time learning about sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. This is a very basic
Read MoreNow that it is spring, and we have heard some new bird calls from our windows, Huck and I have been learning about migratory birds. Later this week we hope to visit the Audubon Center trails in our neighborhood (when it is not as crowded), but Huck was really interested in watching this video in migratory birds.
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We’re used to “dirt bagging” it in Moab. We actually drive right by the Sorrel River Ranch every time on our way out of town (sleep deprived and shower deprived), and have been FANTASIZING about booking a trip for our family. “But! Would staying here change everything we love about a trip to Moab?” Turns out: Only in the best ways possible! Let me tell you what we loved about staying at the Sorrel River Ranch.