Saturday, July 17, 2010
Blue Heron French Cheese company
Nice place to stop for some Oregon wine and cheese. Blue Heron Pino
Gris 2007 sooo good.
Gris 2007 sooo good.
Lauryn yanked out her tooth in a bizarre family tradition where the
kids have lost a total on 4 teeth on a family member's birthday. Eric
3, Dylan 1
Dylan turns 4
We had to have a party but we are camping, so we decided to make our
own ice-cream. Turning four never tasted so good.
own ice-cream. Turning four never tasted so good.
Cape Meares Lighthouse
What a great view on a sunny and breezy Oregon day. This is how it
was done when I was Dylan's age. We even saw several whales in the
distance.
was done when I was Dylan's age. We even saw several whales in the
distance.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Lauryn on the Tillamook River
Lauryn was the final family member to land a fish. The small mudpuppy
did the trick. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRI1AqV0GEQ
did the trick. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRI1AqV0GEQ
Brazen Powered.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Sun sets on Tillamook.
The sun sets on Tillamook and all we can see is stars while we listen
to a chorus of frogs on the banks of the Trask river.
to a chorus of frogs on the banks of the Trask river.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Berry Farmer or Wine Maker?
Career day for the kids at Hoffman Farms and Cooper Mountain
Vineyards. Saturdays don't get much better. We saw a great 1935 John
Deere General Purpose tractor. Anti Oxidant tip of day, "Black Cap
Raspberries have 8 times the punch of even Blueberries."
Vineyards. Saturdays don't get much better. We saw a great 1935 John
Deere General Purpose tractor. Anti Oxidant tip of day, "Black Cap
Raspberries have 8 times the punch of even Blueberries."
Saturday, July 3, 2010
I Love you Berry Much!
We have Farms in Arizona, but this was a special treat. No one loves the taste of summer berries more than our three and now they could gather their own. Courtesy of Hoffman Farms.
First were the Raspberrys.




The next ones required croutching, Strawberrys.







First were the Raspberrys.
The next ones required croutching, Strawberrys.
Finally, we went after some Blueberries and remarked on our HAUL!
We even had some classic John Deere tractor time with this restored 1935 General Purpose with Farmer Hoffman's permission. After all that, we recovered with a picnic lunch in the bright OR sun.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Mizithra cheese anyone?
Old Spaghetti Factory strikes again. In a tribute to Grandma Judi's
birthday tomorrow every tried Grandma's favorite.
birthday tomorrow every tried Grandma's favorite.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Portland Zoo
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Dylan's view of his father.
Crater Lake is just plain beautiful.
A collapsed volcano formed the lake and the water reflects a brilliantly deep blue. Click to enlarge the pictures and then make a plan to visit. Warning: They have plenty of mosquitos, enough that Dylan was afraid for his life. You can make a 1.1 mile hike down to the water's edge and even catch a boat to Wizard's island for more exploring.



Monday, June 28, 2010
We woke up Sunday to Crater Lake National Park.
Here is where we were. More photos are coming, but they say the water is a special color. I had doubts until I saw it. Just amazing.
I can verify that the mosquitos were in full bloom, and they get a lot of snow here in the winter. A LOT! The campground is Mazama and many of the spaces had not been cleared of snow yet and it is the last week of June. Reports were that it has taken until July 15th some years to clear the road that circumnavigates the lake.





Just stopping by the Ranger's station brought back memories of being a kid in Yellowstone, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Sequoia and so many more amazing national and state parks as a kid. Here is our rig and picnic table, seating was a bit on the cool side.


I can verify that the mosquitos were in full bloom, and they get a lot of snow here in the winter. A LOT! The campground is Mazama and many of the spaces had not been cleared of snow yet and it is the last week of June. Reports were that it has taken until July 15th some years to clear the road that circumnavigates the lake.
Just stopping by the Ranger's station brought back memories of being a kid in Yellowstone, Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Sequoia and so many more amazing national and state parks as a kid. Here is our rig and picnic table, seating was a bit on the cool side.
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