Train Tour

E. and I are waiting to take a train to view some 

fall foliage.

We were waiting to get on the caboose.

We brought a few other people with us.

This is my kind of place.

My Daddy took some pictures with the not smudgy camera.

I enjoyed the lovely views out the window.

E. mostly just enjoyed climbing on people.

There were some pretty views taken with a

still smudgy camera.

Then the view with out the smudge.

Being on the back we could watch everything we just passed.

Then we got to the end and the engine 

connected to the caboose to take us

back to the place we started.

Did I mention I really like trains?

It was a very pretty trip.

E. trying to ruin Grandpa Ed's perfect shot.

E. and I having some fun.

 E. and Daddy enjoying the ride.

Don't you wish my camera crew had turned

on the flash for the first photo?

Riding the rails...

Water Walk

 

 October was beautiful here.

 Mommy took us to the playground to play.

E. was the only person smiling at the right times.

Mom tried to get us to pose by this sign.

 As you can see from these pictures--some times you should clean 

your camera lens.

 More smiling from E.

and a smudgy background.

 Who doesn't like a park right by a lake?

We found rocks to toss into the water. 

 We walked along the beach.

Well--I walked and Bear ran.

Mostly we enjoyed being in the sunshine under a blue sky...

 ...a nice breeze...

  ...and lovely mountains in the background.

Pumpkin Parade

Well--it was that time of year again to venture into the pumpkin patch.

E. and I found some pumpkins that were perfect for posing on.

No one came by to serve us juice or anything so 

we had to move on and pick out the perfect carving pumpkin.

E. and I with our perfect pumpkins.

Next to the pumpkins--there was a maze to get lost within.

There also was a cabbage patch.

E. found some pretty flowers to examine.

We found a stand that sold popcorn.

The scarecrow did not have much to say.

I started carving my pumpkin once I got home.

Getting the seeds out was a little tricky.

Once I started carving I just wanted to carve eyes and

used a marker for the rest.

Pretty scary, huh?