The best thing about a Texas Road Trip is.....
Getting a Dairy Queen Blizzard!!!
Friday Night we went to the rehearsal dinner at the American Quarter House Museum. It was a gorgeous venue, with an interact display that you could view during the reception. Here is me and my hubby...
Saturday we decided to go down to the Palo Duro Canyon - the 2nd largest Canyon in the USA.
Little did we know - it is generally 10 degrees hotter in the canyon than in Amarillo. Also, we were not prepared and did not bring one bottle of water with us. Luckily we found a small "grocery" store in the state park so we could each have one bottle to take with us.
We decided to walk/run the Lighthouse trail, which is 6 miles round-trip. At the trail head they have a thermometer in the sun and one in the shade. There is NO shade on the trails. Notice below the temperature in the sun....
Oh, just a mere 120 degrees!!! Are you kidding me! The sign on the left is a warning for the heat and recommends that each person and pet has at least a gallon of water with them for this trail. Yes, it says it was 120, however it is a very dry heat and wasn't too terrible. The first time we ran I could tell it was harder to breathe with the heat, but we ran 1.5 miles out of the 4 that we hiked. Not too bad for 120 degree weather.
Here are some pictures from the trail
In this next picture you can see that Matt and I are way down in the canyon below my brother. While on the hike Chris got a burst of energy and decided to sprint up the side of one of the cliffs.
The wedding was absolutely beautiful. It was such a fun and special night.
Here I am with the hubby during the reception.
We had such a fun weekend, but we were ready to get home to see our puppy!







Love your blog Lindsay, I feel like I was right there with you. Miss you guys!!!
ReplyDeleteYour energy is amazing! In 120 degrees aaaggghhh.
ReplyDeleteHere's to youth.
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