Mt Hood, My Natural Refresher

Mt Hood, My Natural Refresher

On the last day of our most recent trip, we stopped at Mt. Hood where snow still covers the top even though the temperatures have hit 90 degrees so far this summer. On the way to the mountain, we killed time playing a game, named “last letter game,” and to make Sheila stayed awake and alert at the wheel.

I had been to Mt Hood, once five years ago with my mother and uncle. I was still excited to visit this place again. When we arrived at the top of Mt. Hood, we prepared picnic stuff for our  late lunch, found a picnic area, and had lunch. For lunch we had sandwiches with different ham style, because of our variety of religions, and cherries as dessert. We were so lucky. Classic Car Club visited this place too, and we had a great opportunity to see the classic cars.

After we checked out the classic cars, we moved to the snow area so fast. Sheila laid down on snow and made a snow angel. Each of us grabbed snow in our hands and threw the snallballs at each other pretending we were in a war! That was so funny. Before we went back, we made small snowman, this was my first time. This moment made me so happy and then it was time to go back home.