I think I am having way to much fun. I can't wait to take pictures of Selah's party on Saturday.
1-2-3-4 Berry Pound Cake
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This is the sign marking PR-18. They always make sure to put a new flag up.
Mark Ketchum with his antelope. Sorry PETA! Nice job Mark. I bet that is going to be jerky.
Walking up to the dike to jump shoot ducks.
One of the only girls allowed. This is Kate.
PR-18 was started over 20 years ago by Clayton. He has missed getting an Antelope tag the last few years and he wonders why he ever invited anyone.
Another new young member of PR-18. One of the guys that goes is moving and he will be away from his family for a few months. He brought his son for a few days of bonding before he leaves. Mike said that he was an unbelievably well behaved little boy. I am guessing that this was the best time of his life. Pretty soon the camp with be filled with many new members as all the boys reach this age.
Jenny and I were both madly in love with this barn. It was built in the 1920s and it was chatty. Everywhere you looked it had something to say. I am sure it had seen a lot.
Can't talk mom...I have to chase a chicken!
Um....don't look now Jenny but you have a Buffalo tongue wrapped around your wrist! Just an FYI, Buffalo tongue is basically a giant cat tongue with lots more slobber.
An apple a day keeps the Buffalo happy.
When the kids were picking apples Hannah found one that held a Lady Bug home. She placed it under a tree where it would be safe until the Lady Bug had moved on. I thought it was really cute that she did not evict the poor thing...it is hard to find a new home with the market the way it is. Nice job Hannah:-)
Here he is rolling his giant pumpkin up the hill.
Wow! If winter was not coming I think Minnesota could be enjoyable. How pretty is this farm!
OK, I am finally figuring out my camera. I love this picture. I have not even edited it yet. I am sure I can make it look even better. But I wanted to share it.
This is my favorite picture from the day. I love the sky and the movement of the two of them. Who knew hay bales could be so much fun. They called them shredded wheat cereal that swelled by the way.
Ants on a log. I thought this log was so cool. Hiking down to it was a joy...hearing both my guys gripe about "Beggars lice" that plant that sticks little Velcro things to you, and mud. Too funny! My poor little practice targets!