The Courthouse

The rest of our family reunion took place in Junction, Utah in a building called "The Courthouse."  It used to be an actual courthouse and, in fact, is where Butch Cassidy was tried.  You know, Butch Cassidy?  As in PAUL NEWMAN? 

The owners did a really amazing job of renovating it and turning it into a reunion destination.  (See sign above.)  They kept it's courthouse-y charm, though.  Every room was labeled for its original use.  (For example: Jeff's Uncle Mike and Aunt Shelley stayed in the County Jail and his Uncle Gary and Aunt Lisa stayed in the Judges Chambers.  I'll let you analyze that one.)  The actual courtroom had been turned into a game room, but the judges' and witness stands were still there.  The kids loved holding court. 

We also loved . . .

The Library,

The two-seater bike,

Giant safe's in weird places,

Team sports,

Enormous bathtubs.

Old bridges,

Hanging out with grandparents,

Getting crafty,

Finding younger and prettier parents,

and taking advantage of the beautiful setting by snapping a family picture.