ALASTAIR + LALEINIA

As the old saying goes, A lake is a wonderful place for a couple. Nestled between the sand dunes and the potato fields of the west lies Egin lake. Warm, shallow, and crustacean infested, this lake is a must see for all people who like good things. Alastair and Laleinia went for a mid-week afternoon of fun, relaxation and games, as they trotted around in the shallow waters playing frisbee and other college freshman type games.

Where to go? What to do? Tight schedule, got to be back by seven so we can see Mexico demolish the United States in the Gold Cup Final! Well there is only one thing for it, ICE CAVES! Hop in Burberry, lets go. Ole. After the sand dunes you will approach a cattle grid. Cross it. Take a right at the second cattle grid. Stay on the dirt road for 15-25 minutes. You will arrive at the ice caves. Worth it's weight in Gold. Naturally, there was lots of ice in the ice caves, hence it was very cold inside. Crystal clear it was, with bubbles frozen in time. The budding spelunkers, Alastair and Laleinia, toured deeper and deeper into the unknown, in search of the infamous ice slide, which was known to provide sufficient entertainment to all who could navigate through the treacherous trail. Don't be fooled by Alastair's brave smile, this deadly trek was not all fun and games. Alastair with the world's biggest diamond. After slipping through the Earth's crus

How do you make your wife this happy?... Cheese! ...Show her how manly you are by fishing! Alastair is well and truly Hooked on fishing, and so far, has caught nothing. Unless you count driftwood. We got photos of the perfect pair, enjoying an afternoon at the Rexburg Nature Park. Alastair was flexing his fishing muscles, while Laleinia read a gripping novel about the Holocaust. Please don't all bite at once.

This is what happens when you buy 50 cent Kites in Rexburg, and try to fly them on a windy day. Alastair and Laleinia flying Kites in Rexburg.

Marriage. Craziness. Spontaneity.  Slightly after midnight, a camping trip was decided. Only milliseconds after the "Pokeball" was in position, we came under attack from the forces of nature. Unfortunately, the water could not be resisted in it's entirety, but we soldiered on. This is what the inside of a Pokeball looks like. The next morning, the traveling two surveyed the damage from afar due to the burst banks of the Snake River. A tree floated by, signaling the end of the adventure. The river was too strong.