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Thursday, July 6, 2017

The boys are here !!!

Cameron, Arlo and Jack arrived from Ohio on Sunday. The drive back from LAX was made memorable by LA traffic and IN and Out Burgers !!!The next day we had tea with the Great Grandparents and time at the tide pools, and of course, time spent climbing trees and lounging in the hammock.


 And games of Mexican train and canasta







 For the 4th of July we hung out at the park..
where the kids hung out in the trees.

 We walked the beach

 Did some driftwood building

 Found rock treasures

 



 And family time with chatting, dancing and 
wonderful fireworks.




 We spent time exploring Cameron's boxes stored in the garage.
We found things he had built as a child like this steam engine.



 Old school photos and remote control toys


Then the boys  and I headed for the beach
to climb and build forts



 Rock hunting and digging





 trying out the couch


 Decorating and talking design



 And adding a fence




 And jumping



 A game of chess
 Corn shucking
 And a sunset walk to end the day.
Turkeys are roosting in that tree

 And deer on the hill





 As the sun sets in Cambria


Saturday, July 1, 2017

Turkey babies....and building with driftwood

We have a whole gaggle of wild turkeys that hang around here, especially at Nate and Linda's  house across the street. They had not been around for a while and a few days ago the females strutted down the street and through Nates yard to show off their babies.


 When Bixby stays over he likes to help Granddad cook.
This is his special rotisserie chicken.
 We spent some great time at the beach this week.
I watched Bixby build for hours as he
learned engineering and physics
and became proficient at building wonderful structures.







 We love spending more time with him now that school is out.
We found some leather and tools and he made a purse for his mom
and a key fob for his dad with the help of Granddad
 Stamping the designs on is fun.