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We had finally started to nail down the details toward making our December Estes Park trip into a holiday tradition.
As we left to drive home on Friday we didn’t know whether they were going to shut down the government again, but we were thankful the park had been open and we had been able to celebrate our holiday with a caramel macchiato and to actually find the elk herd.
We thought about Christmas Day in 2017 when we were thwarted at the entrance to the park. They said on the news that RMNP was open, but we got there to find everyone parked just yards inside the gate and the road was closed. We hiked a little bit and it was a beautiful day, but it was still disappointing. A government shutdown, just a political show of strength and it hurt a lot of people.
As I packed up my stuff, I saw two elk outside my window and went out on the deck to get a photo. One stood up, then ate grass for half an hour. Finally when I took a second to look again they were gone.
Right at sunrise, one last look at Fall River behind our cabin before our trip home. In less than an hour we were home for our coffee by 8 am.

Beautiful photos of the elk. Love the inclusion of the red Jeep. The futon doesn't sound like fun, but the time spent in capturing the beauty is well worth it. The stars are a nice touch, too.

Love the photo's and beautiful balance in your pages!

Great page! Love the positioning of all the journaling blocks. Thanks for joining the challenge.

I love the design of your page and you got some fabulous photos, too! I also enjoyed reading about your Christmas memories. These two pages remind me of why we scrapbook.