Ophir

 We were so blessed when my brother and his family needed a place to stay for a few weeks and we had the room for them to move in.  The cousins LOVED being together every day and I loved having them with us, knowing that they are planning to move out of state in the next year or so.  One weekend, we decided to go geode hunting, but by the time we got everyone ready to go it was after two pm, and with the place being two hours away, it just didn't make sense to still go, so instead we made a detour and went to a place called Ophir which we had been to the night prior when we went to our ward campout, but just attended the dinner, and skipped the camping part.  
It was a beautiful place to explore with old mines, and cows roaming everywhere and a river running through it all.