Park City is a beautiful place to visit any time at all, but we were lucky to be there for Savor the Summit, a dining event that took over the streets.
Restaurants showed off their finest dining displays all up and down the street (and I do mean, up and down, it is on a hill).
I didn't have my camera with me, (what was I thinking??) but I borrowed Guncle Kev's to get a few shots of the pretty tables.
We had some time to walk around and appropriate appreciate the dining designs that lined the slope (making plans for future tablescapes for our own homes) before joining the rest of the fam for a fancy dinner.
As pretty as the outdoor tables were, we were glad to be eating indoors, the air was nippy.
Actually, downright cold. I was happy that I had bought this new coat at the Sundance outlet store earlier that day, because we did not pack for temps in the 40s.
And the girls were loving a chance to wear the new shawls that Aunt Terry wove for them on her loom.
They loved them so much, they insisted on sleeping with them too.
Luckily, it was warmer the next day, for Silly Sundays.
Yep, the fun never ends in Park City! We spent Sunday morning at the outdoor market, and made the most of the kids' activities offered. It was practically a pet parade/fashion show downtown, everyone was dressed in their resort wear and walking their dogs. We saw a lot of doodles and yorkies, it made me feel like a trendy dog owner myself.
These cousins all picked out a special bloom at a flower cart to give to Aunt Terry as a thank you for the special weekend she treated us to. I think that they made some remarkable memories, and I am thankful to my sis for making all of this possible. What a trip!
Wow, wow, wow! How fun!!