| Kyle and the girls overlooking love valley. |
| So it's called "Love Valley".... |
| The balloon truck following us so we could land right on it. |
| A team of guys met us at the landing site and helped guide the balloon onto the truck. |
| The girls were really tired. |
| Pulling down the balloon so it can deflate. |
| We did not notice this sign until we were getting ready to get out of the basket. It says Passengers will please refrain from screaming. We are not sure if this sign was serious or not. |
| Kids get special treatment. |
| We took off just as the sun was starting to rise. |
| There are a lot of pictures on this post, but I took 260, so it was hard to pick my favorites. |
| This is by far the most amazing thing we have done while living in Turkey. |
| McKayla waving to people on another balloon. |
| Our pilot was Mustafa and he was amazing. He "kissed" the balloon you see in the back. McKayla was a little nervous. |
| You can see the top of the two balloons touching. |
| The girls with our pilot Mustafa. |
| We went up 3000 feet. |
| I honestly thought I would be sitting on the floor of the balloon the whole time, but I wasn't scared at all. |
| The girls loved every minute of the ride. |
| Happy Birthday to Kyle. Glad he had a birthday so we could do this. |
| I don't think I have ever seen my girls so happy to be up at 4:30am. |
| We were picked up at our hotel, fed breakfast and taken out to the launch site. |
| It was a little cool so they gave the girls blankets, no one else got a blanket, but the girls were warm. It definitely pays to be a kid in Turkey. |
| You can see other balloons getting ready to take off. There were close to 100 balloons flying that morning. |