The history of the little town is cool too. It was originally built in the late 1800's by a rich man as a playground for his daughter, then it was burned down, flooded, rebuilt and then auctioned, rebuilt and is a popular attraction now-a-days. They had three scaled down trains just big enough to haul passengers around the park, which Myla and I had to do.
By the end, Myla was exhausted and slept in the car on the way home and slept some more once we got home. We started giving Myla different words to try and say like fish, Scott, Aimee, car, and she does! She is such a joy. Please enjoy the pictures of our day.




2 comments:
looks like so much fun. see is getting so big. so cute. we love u guys. miss u
love, Evans family
I want to go...there is a Pioneer Town at Lagoon in Layton Ut..that place is neat too! Has one train too...Pops wants to get some land and have a train on it...what a dream.xoxoxoxoxoxo From Omaha
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