Thanksgiving 2010 - Jackson, WY.

Before Andi, our annual Thanksgiving tradition was to go camping together. Goal was always one of the national parks in the region. Since camping in zero degree weather with a toddler doesn't really spell out "fun" to me, but we still wanted to have a little adventure get-away as a family, we decided to go with a cabin in Jackson, WY. Still close to a National Park :)
We had a lot of fun walking through town, we went swimming in the pool, played in the snow in Grand Teton National Park, got to see a lot of animals (lots of elk, deer, moose, a couple of buffalo, foxes, bald eagles, and even two wolves, which was a total treat!), went up in the gondola of Jackson Hole ski resort, and did what every other American does during Thanksgiving break: be lazy and eat :).

The antler arches in Jackson square:

Our Cabin:

The traditional shot by the National Park entrance sign:

Ben is demonstrating where the Tetons got their name:

Gorgeous views:

The fam playing in the snow:

Tetons by sunset:

Andi enjoying the gondola:

Ben and Andi in the gondola:

Andi practising her snowboard-pose ... she's a natural!

Lots of snow to play in!

:)

Walking in the snow.