The sun was still high in the sky after we got the Utah license but our plan was to fish early and eat a light dinner before heading back down to Salt Lake.
The Heber Valley is not too far away but we had been hitting it pretty hard for almost a week and the late nights and early mornings were beginning to take their toll. This time of year it was light by 5:30am and stayed light enough to fish until almost 10pm.
We didn't find any fish but saw some wildlife and got these photographic entries for the blog:
A pretty pair of Cinnamon Teal
The "upside down horseshoe cloud" was a harbinger of poor fishing.
Here comes the Heber Creeper!
The tourists on the train were impressed with the "real fisherman".
Fishless but happy.
Someone was watching as we took a walk down the
tracks to the Provo River crossing.
"Hey look at me - I'm pregnant!"
We hit the frozen yogurt shop on the way home.
You know, dairy makes you sleep better!
The "upside down horseshoe cloud" was a harbinger of poor fishing.
Here comes the Heber Creeper!
The tourists on the train were impressed with the "real fisherman".
Fishless but happy.
Someone was watching as we took a walk down the
tracks to the Provo River crossing.
"Hey look at me - I'm pregnant!"
We hit the frozen yogurt shop on the way home.
You know, dairy makes you sleep better!
2 comments:
Looks pretty green there! Where are the fish hiding?
Nice shots of the local wildlife, frozen yogurt for a sleep aid? You know I'm going to try it!
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