The A Gang: Any guess of What Ammon is doing the next three days?

Jun 18, 2009

Any guess of What Ammon is doing the next three days?

First trip out with Ammon's new "RIDE".
He bought a new van last month and has been working on it ever since, getting it ready for its "first" voyage. He has rigged up a sweet rack on top and added some components underneath to support added weight. He is hauling a bunch of grown men and atleast 8 bikes to Jackson for a few days of biking, golfing and floating the Snake River. We measured the length of his van from front to back ( front bike rack not shown) and it stretched 28 feet long. Watch out!
I hope he doesn't have to go through a drive-thru:)

4 comments:

Julia Izzy said...: haha I saw him drive by and I thought he would be going biking! :) Love the new van! :); June 18, 2009
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Looks like some fun times ahead!; June 18, 2009
Bart said...: Sounds like a great outing to me. I hope all will be safe and that they have a wonderful trip. That area is one of my favorite place in the world, especially if they go biking on the Grey's River Road.
Love you all.

Grandpa Bart; June 18, 2009
Bart said...: Hope he is careful. I'm glad he is having some fun. ahope he takes some pics. Beautiful country. Maybe
we can go on a trip to the Greys River Road, I'll drive and let people off and pick them up in Alpine like I did for you Dad, Jason, Stephen and Ryan. I'm good at that. Stephens camp has had some flu symtons but the Health
Department said they did a good job
on sanation and keeping things VERY
clean. Remember them in your prayers. We always remember all of you in our prayers, we love all of you soooo much. Be happy.

Love, Mom; June 18, 2009

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