Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Reunion at the Cabin

We just had a fun reunion up at Grandpa & Grandma's cabin. Everyone was there, even Aunt Krysti, Taylor & Rachel were here from Kentucky. We had a fun 4 days with a 6 hour 4-wheeler trip and picnic, watching the parade for Pleasant Valley Days, doing arts & crafts with Aunt Bryndi, singing together, cooking over the campfire and singing campfire songs, visiting, playing and of course EATING! We took over 250 pictures of the fun things that we did at this reunion (thank goodness for digital cameras!), but I will spare you and only post the best ones of a few of the activities.

the family at the top of the mountain on the 4-wheeler expedition


Ready to roll!


Nic, Kaiden, Luke, Afton & Taylor at the top of the mountain


Aunt Krysti, Grandpa & Afton chatting on the couch


Aunt Jinger reading the girls (Afton, Brynlee & Kensi) a bedtime story.


Grandma, Afton, Aunt Miriam, Uncle Thayne & Kensi singing campfire songs.


Garrett loved the toy that Grandma had for him to play with!


Nic, Marshyl, Luke, Kaiden, Aunt Bryndi, & Taylor making boondoggle key chains & bracelets.


Garrett trying on one of Grandpa's "hair plugs".


A beautiful double rainbow after the rain storm. The tops of the mountains are the best place to see things like this!


It was a LONG day!


Uncle Carson with Kensi & Afton


Nic, Ireland, Taylor, Aunt Jinger, Grandpa, Kaiden & Uncle Thayne getting ready to roast hot dogs over the campfire.


Grandma, Uncle Carson, Aunt Bryndi, Aunt Nykki, Kaiden, Luke, Afton & Uncle Brytt getting ready for the campfire.


Daddy & baby Garrett


2 comments:

The Schooley's said...

Looks like you had a great time. I love family reunions!! I also LOVE your new picture for the blog. The kids are getting so big. You guys look awesome!! Miss you guys.

C said...

What a fun glimpse into your lives! Those pictures are wonderful. It sounds like it was a great reunion! The mountains are the best place for reunions, there's just something about campfires and mud and marshmallows...
Love,
Christy