I don't know how many times we have driven past the Cove Fort exit and said to ourselves we should stop there one of these days. We finally did on our last trip up to American Fork. They were having their annual celebration days. It was well worth the stop and a good break for the kids. The Fort is of historical significance to the church not because there was ever a battle here, but because it was used as relief for pioneers traveling to the St. George Temple. Many made the journey to get married in the temple, hence the nickname "honeymoon trail" was given to the stretch of road between Salt Lake and St. George. President Hinkley's grandparents ran the Fort. They lived there and would offer hot meals, soft beds, and what ever they could to help refresh the weary travelers for the rest of their journey. They always had an amazing garden, and sister Hinkley was always cooking and baking for the travelers. Today there are probably 20 missionary couples that live on the grounds, garden, and give tours of the Fort. There was a very calm, peaceful feeling on the grounds of the fort. It was beautiful. This is the entry to the Fort. They are the original doors, and stone. The stonework was truly beautiful. It is set up in a square with a courtyard in the middle. All of the living quarters make up the perimeter of the square.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Cove Fort Days.....
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Monday, August 4, 2008
Denton Family Reunion.....
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Kennedi's Slumber Party.....
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Congratulations Kennedi & Stetson!!!
We had our Summer League Championship swim meet this weekend in St. George. Eight teams were there from Southern Utah, and surrounding areas. In some events they were swimming against 15-20 kids. I think my kids are part fish or something. They did so great! Kennedi ended the season undefeated and took first in every event she competed in! Butterfly is her strongest stroke and dominated the event. The next closes swimmer was about 4 or 5 sec. behind Kennedi. Stetson did great too. He was swimming against 8 year olds and still took second in freestyle, second in backstroke, and third in I.M.! I was so proud of them. It is so fun watching my kids excel and compete in athletics! I love it! We are the crazy parents in the stands cheering the loudest for our kids, (Grandma Muggsy comes to mind)! Way to go kids!
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Happy Birthday Kennedi Jo!
This was Kennedi's birth announcement!
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Happy Birthday Maverick!!!
Mavericks newborn pictures, (4 weeks old)
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Saturday, July 12, 2008
4th of July
I love the 4th of July. It is one of my favorite holidays! We are so blessed to live in a country with so many opportunities and freedoms! We were in American Fork celebrating with my Moms family! Mom was in charge in the annual barbecue this year, so I knew it would be a blast! And was it ever!!! My little family, looking oh so festive in the cool hats my mom made! She is the most amazing, creative, talented person I know. She has been learning balloon tying from U-tube.
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Happy Birthday Lauren, Wade, and Dalton!!!
Happy birthday to Wade!(July 14) Our family has been blessed with such amazing in-laws. I couldn't ask for a better brother in law! You are so great for Jenny, and a wonderful dad to your children! You are so selfless with your time and talents. You are always willing to help out anyone you can, and would give anyone that needed it the shirt off your back! We love you, and hope you had a great day!Posted by Ludvigson Family at 3:53 PM 0 comments









