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A trip to Utah wouldn’t be complete without taking the family to the Young Living Farm in Mona, a tour of one YL’s distilleries, a September snow storm and a visit to Temple Square to hear the Tabernacle Choir. We’ve been in the Salt Lake area for 5 days or so and we’re loving it. There’s so much to do here, we may never leave. 😆 We’ve had some rainy/snowy weather for a few days, but it’s nothing but sunshine in the forecast now. We’ll spend the rest of our time here Mountian biking before heading to southern Utah. 🚵🏼‍♀️
Craters of the Moon was out of this world, a truly unique geological site in our country. This is where astronauts are training to visit mars and where they trained before going to the moon. 🌕🌎👩🏼‍🚀 #fulltimefamily #roadschooling #theworldisourclassroom #exploreidaho
We spent some time exploring the Sawtooth Wilderness near Stanley, ID. These kids blew our minds, hiking 13 miles without a single complaint! They are amazing! And so is the Sawtooth range. These waters look like the Caribbean, only a little 👌🏼 colder, but that didn’t stop Chad from jumping in! Brrr! We’re slowly making our way back South, as autumn is settling in here. We’ve been waking up to 35ish degrees in the mornings, although the days are still nice and warm...for now.
We haven’t shared many of our schooling adventures lately, so I thought I’d make a post about some of the learning opportunities we’ve come across in Idaho. We spent a day at the Sacajawea Interpretive Center in Salmon. I think we all learned a lot about Sacajawea, the Shoshone tribe and Lewis and Clark’s journey through the west, probably more than we’ve ever learned before. Then we enjoyed some living history at the Custer Ghost Town. It’s an 1800’s mining town that has many of the buildings restored to its original state, including the mercantile, the School house and some cabins. And we spent some time touring the Sawtooth Fish Hatchery learning about salmon, their journey to the ocean and back and how hydro-power dams make their journey almost impossible. We learned how they track the salmon, spawn them, incubate the eggs, raise the babies and release them, making sure they make it to the Pacific Ocean and back to the Salmon River. And we got to watch some adult salmon making their redds (eggs nests) in the river. This “field trip,” spurred an interest in a career in fish and wildlife for one of our girls. :) The schooling never really stops around here, there’s always opportunities to learn wherever we travel. #fulltimefamily #roadschooling #theworldisourclassroom #charlottemasonliving #homeschoollife

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