Dallon's Road Trip

{The moving/cleaning crew.}

My brother, Todd, and his family moved from Cedar City, Utah to Madison, South Dakota the first part of September. We went down to Cedar City for several reasons, one to take my Mom down so she could drive one of the big moving trucks, also to bring back either the snowmobiles or the boat, and then also to help them finish packing up. We got there late friday night and stayed there at their Cedar house and then the next morning we got up early and started to get everything packed up.

{Dallon & Savannah getting ready for bed in Cedar City, Utah}

{Ryan cleaning carpets in the Cedar house.}

While we were packing up, Dallon was doing his best to try and convince everyone that he needed to go on the road trip too. He really wanted to ride in those big trucks and see where they were going! So he got his way, as usual.

{Grandma & Dallon in front of one of the moving trucks.}

{Brent & Oakley at the Cedar house.}

They made a lot of different stops, but they really didn't get to stop and do any site seeing, so after staying in South Dakota for a few days and helping my brother's family get settled in, my Mom (Grandma) and Dallon stopped at a few places on the way home.

Here are some pictures of their travels to South Dakota:

{Lunch @ McDonalds.}

{Brent, Grandma, & Dallon in Valentine, Nebraska}

{Brent, Kaitlyn, Mary Jane, Todd, Savannah, Dallon}

Here are some pictures of the "new" house in South Dakota:


{The "new" house in South Dakota.}

{Unloading, which was a HUGE job. Luckily they had members from their Branch show up to help!}


{Dallon & Brent messing around, as usual!}

{Dallon & Brent at the fire pit behind their house.}

{Dallon standing at the beginning of Todd's "Driveway".}

{Dallon sitting on Todd's front porch.}

The Corn Palace in South Dakota:

{Dallon in front of the Corn Palace.}





Mount Rushmore:

{Dallon sitting in front of an exhibit.}



{Thee Mount Rushmore}

{Grandma & Dallon hiking up to Mount Rushmore.}

Dallon had a wonderful time. He hasn't stopped telling us stories about it... some we question whether they really happened, most are exaggerated... but it shows he obviousley had a really good time. Thanks to Todd and his family for putting up with him and a big thanks to Grandma for taking him along!