For the Labour Day long weekend, my family and I took a little vacation to Harrison Hot Springs. It’s been 3 years, I think, since we went on vacation together! I had the laziest three days ever! š We lazed around the resort, walked around the lake, visited Kirby Farms, and soaked in the hot springs…
š Sheep (or goat?) at Kirby Farms!
Baaaa. (SO cute).
I love farm animals! So cute! š
My sister petting the pony…
Definite favourite photo! š
My mom and my sister š
My dad. Haha. I’m surprised my parents still love me.
My mom
My sister
Haha. My sister can’t keep her eyes open in group photos, so we thought we’d take a joke photo.
Cows!
My parents. THEY MATCH!! (Argh, it wasn’t even intentional!)
I love the moss. And the bokeh <3
Fuzzy branches š
Heart shaped leaves.
MY NEW KELLY MOORE B-HOBO BAG <3 Umff
My Fujifilm Instax Mini, Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 and some of the photos. It’s pretty roomy inside!
Sure proof that we’re related.
My parents hanging out on the dock! (The lake was so beautiful! <3 )
Hahaha. My parents are ridiculous!
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Haha. This might also be my favourite!
The sand blowing looked really cool š
We found this bottle with 2 fish in side…
I had a lot of fun that weekend, hanging out with my family. Conclusion I reached? We must take vacations together more often!! š
6 responses to “Personal | Family Vacation at Harrison Hot Springs”
This set of photos made me so happy! What a great time and such a fun group you are!!!!!
Your parents are seriously so cute!! LOVE the jumping photos! What a beautiful place! Oh and I have to ask you – how did you get the animals to smile for you?? š š
You parentals are so adorable!
Really looks like quality time spent with your loved ones! Beautiful! Love the photos and you went to such beautiful places!!
Oh awesome! I was just at Harrison a few weeks ago. That sand blowing is crazy. I walked through it and forgot to bring an elastic for my hair – so messy hehe! A few more things I love – your new bag, your smiling animal photos and your fun family photos!
great little trip eh! the tree tunnel is beautiful, and how about that shot fifth from the bottom! stunning indeed.