Taylor's first sucker - YUM YUM!
At the top of the chair lift

Taylor's first chair lift ride
Yesterday we packed up the kids and went for an adventure at the Sundance ski area. Taylor got to take her first chair lift ride, I was a little nervous because Taylor can be rather squirmy, but she did great. Coming down was the "scariest" part, but as you guessed it we all survived. The top of the lift was 7, 150 ft. a little under a 1000 feet higher than yesterdays adventure.

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Jennifer Meysenburg said…
Please give the Fuchs clan huge hugs from the Meysenburgs! We send hugs to you as well. So glad to hear of the great time you are having and you are all very blessed to be together! We miss you! See you soon!
LOVES!
3:14 PM
allie roth said…
I have loved tracking your trip via pictures! Soon your little one will be talking!!! Looks like you three are having a blast!
7:46 PM
Shirley Casey said…
It looks like you guys are having a blast! Taylor is a very well traveled girl. How fun!
8:34 PM
Anonymous said…
Grandma Debbie is ready for Taylor and mommy and daddy to come home now. So glad your trip is going so good.

See you soon.
8:39 PM
The Fox Den said…
Yea! You guys are to much fun!! What a blast we are having!

Erin, Brad and Meysenburg's we send our love and lots of hugs.
9:09 PM
Erin Jensen said…
Kevin looks ready for Taylor to throw that sucker at any moment! Very cute. Coming down chairlifts is a little scary even without a baby - glad you made it safe and sound. Loves!
7:41 AM
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