The cabin we were in was set a bit below the road, and that made for great sledding hills! Grandma and Grandpa especially helped to create 3 main runs and a few more experimental ones. It was fun to have lots of variety. The sledding was great! (and my tailbone is finally almost healed up from one unlucky bad bump).
Luke stayed out a little bit to watch and even took a couple of little sled rides.
Mostly happy sled rides... although I think this face is mostly sister-inflicted
Violet doesn't like snow coming up in her face, but she stayed out a lot and had a lot of fun.
Cora stayed out the most! She had the biggest grins on her face and absolutely LOVED it! She loved going by herself and switching off going with all the adults too. She really had a fantastic time-- it was so cute to watch her!
We spent an afternoon tubing at Soldier Hollow. I've never been before, and it was such a good time. The tow rope ride up the hill is a really nice feature! Violet cried the first time, took a little break, closed her eyes the second time, and then was all grins and happiness the rest of the runs (she didn't like the snow machine blowing new snow in her face). Luke did a pretty good job just being traded off at the bottom of the hill and watching. Cora was thrilled and loved every minute of it, especially since she conned most of us into towing her on her tube from the bottom of the sled hill to the tow rope. It was great, and I would definitely do it again!
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Fun!!! That's good that you did Soldier Hollow instead of Gorgoza Park. I think the tow rope is probably a better feature than the moving sidewalk thing that Gorgoza has going on. Isn't it great when the kids get their snow clothes on and actually stay outside long enough to enjoy it? Nothing worse than gearing up for only 10 minutes of play.
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