On the second day of out trip to Lake Tahoe, we awoke to the majestic mountains surrounding Mammoth Lakes.
Due to a last-second change in plans, we were fortunate enough to stay at the Village at Mammoth Lakes. It was a beautiful hotel, with shops that encompassed the area, and a gondola that takes skiers directly to the ski resort.
The deck outside our hotel room overlooked the courtyard and pool area.
Joseph looked much more relaxed than the night before during the bear scare.
Dad could not pass up the opportunity to start taking pictures out on the deck.
Josh looked stoked to be missing school for a few days.
The family, minus Benjamin, who was still recovering from the previous night's ordeal.
The Sierra Nevada were incredible as we headed north on U.S. 395 toward Carson City.
Josh and Joseph were clowning for the camera in the back of the van, with
Allyse taking the shot.
Allyse took a snap of Mono Lake as we zipped past.
We arrived in South Lake Tahoe just in time to check in at the
Lakeland Village.
Lakeland Village is situated on the
lakeshore at the foot of Heavenly Valley ski resort.
Two of the pools overlook Lake Tahoe.
Away from the shore, the condos felt like they were in the middle of a forest.
The main pool and spa became the favorite place for the kids to play while at Lake Tahoe.
After we checked in,
Julene dropped me off at
Harveys for the seminar that I had to attend. She and the kids drove to various points around South Lake Tahoe, with
Allyse taking the photos. I can't imagine that I would have taken the picture of
Raley's, but I included it since it seems to hold a special place in the hearts of the Waite family.
A smile returned to Angelina's face after being carsick and going through the bear scare the night before.
On the second day of out trip to Lake Tahoe, we awoke to the majestic mountains surrounding Mammoth Lakes.
Due to a last-second change in plans, we were fortunate enough to stay at the Village at Mammoth Lakes. It was a beautiful hotel, with shops that encompassed the area, and a gondola that takes skiers directly to the ski resort.
The deck outside our hotel room overlooked the courtyard and pool area.
Joseph looked much more relaxed than the night before during the bear scare.
Dad could not pass up the opportunity to start taking pictures out on the deck.
Josh looked stoked to be missing school for a few days.
The family, minus Benjamin, who was still recovering from the previous night's ordeal.
The Sierra Nevada were incredible as we headed north on U.S. 395 toward Carson City.
Josh and Joseph were clowning for the camera in the back of the van, with Allyse taking the shot.
Allyse took a snap of Mono Lake as we zipped past.
We arrived in South Lake Tahoe just in time to check in at the Lakeland Village.
Lakeland Village is situated on the lakeshore at the foot of Heavenly Valley ski resort.
Two of the pools overlook Lake Tahoe.
Away from the shore, the condos felt like they were in the middle of a forest.
The main pool and spa became the favorite place for the kids to play while at Lake Tahoe.
After we checked in, Julene dropped me off at Harveys for the seminar that I had to attend. She and the kids drove to various points around South Lake Tahoe, with Allyse taking the photos. I can't imagine that I would have taken the picture of Raley's, but I included it since it seems to hold a special place in the hearts of the Waite family.
A smile returned to Angelina's face after being carsick and going through the bear scare the night before.
1 comment:
Brad, you are so kind to post these pictures. I can't believe Raley's is still up North. The places you stayed at seem awesome. Looks like it was a well worth it trip and that your family had fun. Love the pictures.
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