My cousin had a reception in South Jordan, Utah, on Saturday, June 18, so right after I got home from the band leadership camp with Rebekah, I turned around and went back to Utah with everyone BUT Rebekah (she went to FSY at USU). We combined the reception trip with our annual yearbook camp trip since they butted right up against each other on the calendar.
We made an appearance at the reception and said hello to my aunts, uncles, cousins and parents, and then we appeased the girls by stopping at Scheel's and riding the Ferris wheel.
Seth and I on the Ferris wheel.
Winnie looking at the columns filled with fish at Scheel's.
The next day, we let the girls swim in the hotel pool, then cleaned up and attended sacrament meeting with my aunt and uncle before driving to the West Jordan and South Jordan cemeteries to visit some ancestors' headstones.
The headstone of Alexander and Catherine Beckstead, fourth great-grandparents, in the South Jordan Cemetery.
Winnie checking out the water feature at the South Jordan Cemetery.
Samuel Egbert's headstone (my third great-grandpa) at the West Jordan Cemetery.
Winnie, Seth, Miriam and Ana looking at the clouds at the cemetery.
Then we drove to Park City to meet up with the rest of the Camp Yearbook crew and then check in to our hotel at Zermatt and prepare for three days of shooting, editing and generally producing the video they show at the award ceremony at the end of the camp. Ana attended the photo track and learned more about her camera and shooting in general. Winnie and Miriam kept each other company.
Seth and Ana at breakfast the day the staffs come, register, and attend their first classes.
Miriam and Winnie at breakfast that same day.
Seth with his video editing setup in the hotel room.
Ana and Grandpa Scott. Ana attended the photo track (taught by Grandpa Scott) again.
Winnie, Ana and Miriam playing miniature golf during downtime.
Andrea signing the back of a girl's name tag. Seth and I played "I'll Be There for You" during the talent show (with Miriam on the tambourine), and this girl wanted our autographs. We signed them as though we were Friends characters.
Car selfie on the way home at the end of the camp.