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Where You Went This Summer

Here's another round of industry pros and their summer vacations. Greenstone Properties' Chris Scott  and  De Little  took their families to Trail West in Buena Vista, Colo. It's a family camp run by the Christian youth ministry Young Life. "This was our second time, and we are looking forward to a third trip in 2014," De tells us. (So you know where to find him next summer.) Above, Amber Scott and Chris and their three boys—Craig, Christopher,  and  Carter—and De and his two kids, Adams  and  Adeline.Skyline Seven Real Estate's Ryan Holzer joined a big troupe of his family down in Aruba for a week. Here is Ryan and his little niece,Lindsay Goldstein— who happens to be the daughter of RGRE's Ryan Goldstein. "Aruba is my absolute favorite place in the world, and I encourage you to go as soon as possible." (Thanks, but we have a crippling fear of sand.)Bravery runs in the family. Joel & Granot's Alan Joel went hiking with his daughter Helen in the Arizona mountains. The duo relaxed a couple hundred feet above the earth for this pic.NAI/Brannen Goddard's Brad Pope celebrated his parent's  50th anniversary in Italy. "I gained almost half a pound a day and wouldn't do one thing differently," he says. (Caesar said the same thing after he crossed the Rubicon.) Instead of showing us his weight gain, Brad sent us this pic of his three kids—Gibbs, George  and Sarah— taken in Venice.

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