Monday, November 12, 2007

Visit To The Newlywed's Part 3

~~ Visit To Table Rock State Park~~



The colors on the trees were absolutely beautiful!



Art by Kate



We took advantage of the lovely porch at the visitor's center

My Dear Sister


This swing was the most comfortable we have ever sat on!






~~ Ice Cream Treats~~


This place had scrumptious ice cream; you choose what kind of ice cream you want, as well as the condiments. Then the workers mix it together on a marble slab. Very interesting!




Decisions, decisions


Kate's raspberry ice cream mixed with fresh raspberry's





~~Afternoon With Meg~~





Half wink :)


Both of my dear sisters








Grandma and I


We again, had some ice cream treats, at a different place, called Coldstone Creamery. They do pretty much the same thing as the Marble Slab. Here, Daddy has cheesecake ice cream with raspberries and chocolate in a chocolate dipped waffle cone.


Afterwards, we had dinner with W. and Meg





Our kind hosts




W. and Meg say good-night to us through the window...







Which then proceeded into Meg tickling W....




And W. tickling Meg!:)




They sure are cute!




~~Field Trip~~




We also enjoyed spending a day with the whole V. family and Meg (unfortunately, W. could not make it until later). The first part of the day we went to Walnut Grove Plantation.




The laughing bunch (with the exclusion of Kate, our dear photographess)








Now, a little bit more calm




Grandma with her walking buddies




Looking at a vegetable garden



Underneath the grape arbour





Cute Mr. T.




They had some of the most gorgeous flowers



I find this one particularly breathtaking


Contemplative Mr. V.


My walking buddy and I

Charming Miss J.






Little Miss Marph

One of the buildings on the plantation was a Dr.'s "office". We found one of the items of the shelf particularly interesting.

The Tree Climbers (not tree huggers)




Daddy-O

After walking through the trail, we sat under this pavilion which had wonderful acoustics. We all sat down and lifted up our voices singing Psalms to the Lord. It was lovely!





Mumzie liked this wreath hanging over the fireplace in the pavilion

A local craftsman showing us his amazing work





Fan Art


J. V. -"You are not taking a picture of me holding that thing in my hand!"


And what was that "thing" you might ask?....



That "thing" :)


We all enjoyed learning the "language of a fan"







Charming. Simply Charming.




I thought that was so cute!


Pondering colors of t-shirts





Sisters-in-law


Dreaming about...a barn, land, tractors and everything little boys dream of.


Trying out his flute


~~~~~~~~Campfire time~~~~~~~~







Perhaps Miss N. on the far right is tired of us taking her picture?





Young men standing by with their sticks ready to roast hot dogs and marshmellows.




Psalm Book Art




Protecting (with his dear stick) his most beloved...Chocolate





"AAHH!! She's getting our picture again!!"




"Evidence of a world wide flood"






Must have been tasty!


Mr. J. lovingly prepared a marshmellow for Grandma. How sweet!





A white ball of perfectly toasted calories





~S~

2 Comments:

At 10:17 PM, Blogger Isaac said...

Hehe. Get ready for a long comment again. :D

Table Rock State Park looks pretty incredible. Seems like a great place to visit!

I like the ice cream guy's hairdo. Kinda... fuzzy.

The laughing bunch is pretty funny. A few don't seem to find anything humorous, and one is taunting the photographess. :P

I like the thing on the shelf in the office there. That's exactly the kind of doctor I'd go to!

That tree looks like you could get a whole platoon up there or something. How high can you get?

Singing in that pavilions musta been enjoyable and edifying. Remind me to tell you about the time I got to do something like that.

J. V.--fan looks cute with that outfit. :D

Language of the fan... Hmmm. I'm glad things aren't quite that complex nowadays. :)

I really like that fire picture. The separation in the flames is really cool... um, hot. Something.

HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE!!!! He'd have needed a bigger stick if I was around. Just kidding. Mostly.

I think that's it for now. It wasn't quite so long as a few other comments I've put up.

Oh--Dad says the marshmallow needs to be black and crunchy on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside in order to be perfect. :)

 
At 7:35 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice fire :)

 

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