




She slept through the whole bear adventure!
Austin, his sister Jenny, Amelia and I took a day trip north to go to the Great Bear Adventure near Glacier Park. It was a pretty drive, especially as we drove along Flathead Lake. On the way, we saw a Vortex House, which I had seen online, so we stopped to check it out. It's basically a house built on a slant, and you get dizzy inside. After we left, we drove to Glacier Park, but since we didn't have time to spend there, we drove far enough in to take a picture by the sign and buy some tshirts. Amelia got a really cute long sleeved tshirt..size 2-4...so she has to grow into it. Last, we we to the Great Bear Adventure, where you drive through a forested area right around bears, both black bears and grizzlies. It was pretty cool...we drove around about 6 times, and we were as close as 15 feet to the bears. They were well-fed and pretty lazy, so there wasn't any danger. On the way back, we stopped at a fruit stand to buy some Rainier and Flathead cherries and apricots...so good!
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