He's cute!!
Exhibit A. |
Exhibit B, not so clearly seen in this picture, but... I LOVE this picture!! |
Exhibit A. |
Exhibit B, not so clearly seen in this picture, but... I LOVE this picture!! |
This was cool. It's a really long slide where you lay on an old gunny sack. That's Rob in this first run. |
And that's Caleb in the yellow shirt with his arms straight out and smiling. |
The gigantic spider web which surprisingly, kept the varmints engaged for a lot longer than I thought it would. |
But the favorite is almost always the big corn pit, and this was a BIG corn pit!! |
One must do several leaps into the corn if they're to truly enjoy the pit. |
One must also be buried in the corn, while constantly berating his brother that he was not burying him correctly. |
Nearly covered and resting wonderfully while a happy Chinaman seeks praise for his fine work. |
Rubber ducky races... |
That something else was the train ride, which was nice because we got to rest after all of that walking in the corn field. |
Happy boy! |
And we finished up the day with a wagon ride out thru the actual pumpkin patch. |
So we pick up where we left off descending stairway where we find this little gift shop and bar about half-way down. |
Here we are, little bald Calebber, partially hippy Robby and an adorable Liena and Ethan. |
Some free advertising for a catering company that we chanced upon... |
Robby jacking around with Caleb instead of the other way around! |
Just another shot of the lower road in town with John Browns fort straight down at the end of the road. |
Two crazies at the tavern! |
Cool historical marker. |
I think this was a Lewis & Clark marker, but I don't recall for sure... |
John Brown's fort, the old fire house. |
Our crew overlooking the junction between the Potomac and Shenendoah River Valleys. |
The old railroad bridge. |
A motley looking crew to be sure! This was only about 1/2 hour before we parted way with our friends for the really long drive home. |