Well... that title may have been just a bit dramatic. But as you can see, here we are sitting at our camp, we had just come home from a day of exploring and we look up and there are 4 huge Bison coming right through our camp!
That redish tent is my tent, you can see the Bison came right through there. One actually came between these two tents more towards the table we were sitting at!
Yea, this guy came between the tents.
Here we are blurry people, evacuating our camp.
When they got to the road these two started butting heads and fighting... that was a little scary. This one below even rolled in the dirt a few times!
Other years Bison have walked through our camp, the only time it was really scary was the year after my sister Gentry had her Aneurism. She was walking slowly with a 3 pronged cane and she and I started to go for a walk. We only made it to the edge of our camp when my parents where hollering to us. We looked up just in time to see this HUGE bison coming through the trees. When he saw us he stopped right in front of us, seriously 3 feet away, and blocking our way back to camp. He stood there and stared at us for what seemed like FOREVER. We just stood still, my head was racing though, I know you are not supposed to run but I didn't know how I would get Gentry out of there if he moved towards us. He kept looking at us and then up the hill, finally he decided to go up the hill! And we slowly moved back to camp.
This time was just fun to watch them come through!
Here's the last installment of our Colorado trip. We took this amazinging train trip from Durango, Colorado to Silverton, Colorado. First we had to take a shuttle for the hour long trip to Durgango from Pagosa Springs. We left early in the morning, and as you know Ayla is not a morning person and this was out of her element anyway so she was really upset about riding on the shuttle. She was really nervous, she had me hold both of her hands and then she fell asleep which lasted most of the shuttle ride. Tayvie did great, we got to hold her on our laps, and she got to nurse whenever she wanted, so she was happy as could be.
She LOVED feeding the horsies! She would feed one horse for a minute and then go down the fence to the next horse. She had to be fair and feed each of them. 
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Nice Defensive play above... and below she lines up the shot... puts... and misses! Oh well nice try!
