The re-birth of the aquabat.

This family trip up to Hebgen marked the re-birth of the Aquabat Sit & Ski...for this generation anyways. Kevin was gutty enough to risk his life, teeth and other things to give it a go. For those who may be unfamiliar with said Bat, it's a seat on a metal frame attached to two waterskis and a lot of entertainment. Kevin, thank you for putting your life and everything else on the line so that we could have a few moments of complete entertainment.



We were able to get in two wonderful beach days before the weather (and the water) turned cold. This trip also marked some great skiing. I love watching Mike ski. As long as he has the strength to clasp the rope, I never get sick of watching him ski. What was different about this year up at the Cabin? I've been de-throwned. For the first time in 4 years, I was unable to out-shoot the boys. Looks like I've run out of luck. Hopefully I can stumble upon a four leaf clover before next year comes around.


Look at the guns on my husband :).



Go Mike!



Go Kev!



Me at the trap shoot. This is my best trap shoot face.



We had some great game of Wiffle Ball. I got out-batted by cousin Max. He's 5.

April and her dog Nike. It was his first trip to the cabin.

No one loves Huckleberries more than Mike. Not even the bears. Luckily, we brought home 13 cups of Huckleberries. The stash should help us get through the year.

The last day up at the cabin was quite cold. I didn't come prepared with a coat to go over my summer dress. Luckily, Grandma Garff and I seem to have been practically the same size. I wore her custom made leather jacket - and got TONS of compliments on just how cool it was.

Thanks for a fun trip! The waterskiing, eating, shooting, ice cream making, reading, and huckleberry picking were all too fun. Wish I had more pictures, but I think I was too busy having fun to take more.