Duke's Slickrock RV Park (by Jordan)

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We arrived at Duke's Slickrock RV Park around 5 o'clock. When we got there we brought the rabbits outside. But two cats came over, so we put the rabbits back inside. One cat was named Snowra. They were very cute. We played with them almost every day. They let us hold them. 

The cat knows when to look at the camera

The cat liked my rabbit bed

The cat liked to lay down on people

This is a lazy cat

The cat is playing with a rope

We also went to Capitol Reef National Park. My favorite part in Capitol Reef National Park was the Grand Wash Trail. It went into a slot canyon. At Sunset Point, I was cold and I loved it. I climbed a big rock. 






I am that white splotch by dad.

Caleb did his bake sale here. One guy even came over and said ''Give me 20 dollars worth of stuff.'' Caleb gave him 6 cupcakes, 5 brownies, and 12 cookies.




Location: 275 UT-24, Hanksville, UT 84734, USA

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  1. Nana and GrampsOctober 21, 2021 at 5:07 PM

    Congratulations to Caleb on his successful bake sale. Those cookies and cupcakes look absolutely delicious!

    I also liked the picture of you and your dad on top of that rock mesa. I'm not sure I would have been brave enough to go out there!

    We miss your having your family near us, but we sure enjoy following your travel exploits via these blogs.

    Gramps

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