Let it Snow!

A cold front moved through during the weekend, and it brought some storms. It was raining all day in the valley yesterday, but when the clouds had lifted, we had snow on the mountains down to 6,200 feet. Pretty crazy, considering it has only been since late May since we've seen snow that low. This has indeed been a weird year, weather-wise. It cleared up overnight, this morning was chilly, and it will probably all melt before the day is out, but it's nice to see what's just around the corner.

In other news, Heather and I are still planning on going camping this weekend up American Fork Canyon. We've got tickets for Timpanogos Cave on Saturday and figured we may as well use the new camping gear we got for our wedding. It'll be cold, but fun.

Cascade Mountain Report

I managed to finally haul myself up Cascade Mountain last week. It was a long hike, much longer than I expected, and a bit of a challenge, too. It turned out to be a great way to spend a Labor Day, though. The trip report and photo gallery are now posted.

Welcome

Welcome, friends and family, to H², the web log, or "blog" which we use to post information and updates about our lives. We're just normal people, so don't expect any huge surprises, but here you can read updates about school, church, work and anything else we feel like posting. Hopefully it will remain an easy way for us each to stay in touch and keep everyone up-to-date with the comings and goings at the Wright house.