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Our summer adventure took us out to experience several National Parks. Of course you realize that there aren't any tea rooms in these parks. I know! So, we (I) made our own tea party fun when we (I) discovered five matching white oversize teacups in a thrift shop in Moab, Utah. Since there were five of us traveling together, it was the perfect solution to this lack of tea room visits.
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Yellowstone National Park |
Yellowstone was fun since the steaming hot springs provided the perfect photo op for the pristine white teacup!
And moving on to the Grand Teton National Park, also in Wyoming, we stopped to lift our cups up to the breathtaking beauty of these mountains and the surrounding environs. Simply amazing!
How innovative! So glad you found the teacups, they lent the perfect prop for some really fun teatime pictures. Good for you and it sounds like a great trip.
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