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| This is how we started the afternoon. |
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| The view to the bottom. |
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| A Komatsu 390E climbing with a load. The mine has recently switched over to Komatsu trucks instead of Caterpillar trucks. |
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| Grandma showed him the viewing apparatus. |
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| The shops for maintaining the mine's equipment. |
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| Looking over the railing. |
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| "This is awesome!" |
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| Hard to see, but the shorter building is the parts department for all the different makes of equipment. |
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| All the different service trucks. |
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| "I can touch it, Dad!" |
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| Look at that tire! |
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| Some tire info. |
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| This was displayed in the visitor center. I had one just like it as a kid. I literally wore it out to oblivion. Now I'm looking for another, anyone know where to find one? |
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| One of the big electric shovel's teeth. |
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| After the mine, we went to the Copperton park and Skyler played. |
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| More Kennecott! It was not meant to be an entire day of mine tour. |
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| Looking tired. He fell asleep on the way back home. |
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| The lake was really low. And super smelly! |


































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