Wednesday, June 17, 2009
How big was the tree....
Chris measured it 75 feet tall and 60 inches in diameter at its widest. Here is Cooper stretching out on one of the trunk pieces. There is still a lot of wood in the front yard.. but there is also a huge stacked set of piles ready for next year, and tomorrow the saw mill guys are coming to make some boards.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Slide show of tree damage added below....
If you put your mouse over a photo, it will stop the slideshow and reveal a caption, if there is one.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Happy Birthday Chris....
It has been many years since NC has seen snow in March.. and even though they predicted this in the middle of last week, we spent Sunday watching it rain and pour.. our yard was a large pond and the pond spilled over into the spillway.. and not a single flake in the sky. Until 9 pm. Which meant this morning, we woke to this:
This is what happens when you bundle up before putting on your shoes....
Well, Happy Birthday Chris... March came in like a lion.. lets hope the month calms down quickly!
Big Fish...
It is lovely to have an uncle that works at the State Fish Hatchery. That means that when we go for visits, we can fish in the stock ponds. And you catch big fish.
Busy, busy, busy...
The New Year got off to a busy start around here. Zach had his first set of finals midway through January and did quite nicely for the first semester. He is now in the second semester enjoying PE/Health, Cabinetmaking, English, and Print Graphics.
Eli spent the fall learning to play the clarinet because his teacher told him he had to be proficient on that before he could play the saxaphone, the instrument he really wanted to play. So Eli took him at his word and by January was proficient enough to get to start on the Sax. His teacher wants him to keep playing the clarinet through April, when they have a school concert.. he doesn't want to lose a good clarinet player just yet. But, Eli is practicing away at a Tenor Sax that once belonged to his Uncle and is learning rapidly.
There have been boy scout campouts and basketball and many other activities keeping us busy this winter.
Cooper is guest photographer for this session, so I will post a series of photos taken by him in January...bless his 8 year old self.
Eli playing basketball for the Emerson Eagles.
A full moon...
Signs of spring.
Boy scout trip..
Eli spent the fall learning to play the clarinet because his teacher told him he had to be proficient on that before he could play the saxaphone, the instrument he really wanted to play. So Eli took him at his word and by January was proficient enough to get to start on the Sax. His teacher wants him to keep playing the clarinet through April, when they have a school concert.. he doesn't want to lose a good clarinet player just yet. But, Eli is practicing away at a Tenor Sax that once belonged to his Uncle and is learning rapidly.
There have been boy scout campouts and basketball and many other activities keeping us busy this winter.
Cooper is guest photographer for this session, so I will post a series of photos taken by him in January...bless his 8 year old self.
Eli playing basketball for the Emerson Eagles.
A full moon...
Signs of spring.
Boy scout trip..
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