cookie time

Anna and Emily

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The Littles

Patrick and Emily

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Christmas At The Dunns

Christmas 2012 in South Bend.

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New York Family

Just back from the baby holding Marathon.   Nice and cozy. By the  end of our week Erin Frances was enjoying music and looking around.  Big brother Lane was busy with Thomas the Train
We had a wonderful visit and didn't have snow or ice to drive in

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Grands --- from Ten Years to One Week

Julie's kids, and now comes the hard part, getting smart phone photos on the blog.  Stand by

New Grands Photos

Lane's second birthday

Emily turns 3 years old

Katie

Katie

Katie has a new haircut and is ready for her new baby daughter to arrive.  Looking so cute!

Deer Hunting

Some one at Deer Camp got a nice buck.

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Elk in Canada

While up in Canada, west of the Soo, about 12 miles north of Iron Bridge, we saw the elk herd. We went to a certain road just before sunset.  The first night we saw about 5 in one field, and more kept walking through the fence line.  We went to the top of the hill and in the next field we saw a large herd.  Jimmy jumped up in the back of the truck and they started running away, that was very cool.  We were about 50 feet from them. It was pretty dark by then, we didn't get any good pictures.  The next night we saw a smaller herd, about a quarter of the size, and counted 45 elk cows and calfs.  I enjoyed the bull elks bugling. The second night there seemed to be 4 different bulls calling.   One with the herd, one laying down on a hill behind the herd, one to the far east, and one to the west.  Some were quite musical sounding.  Some were more manly.

This is from the first night, just part of the herd..

Wedding Weekend for Dunns

Andrea looking happy and pretty

 

Ellie enjoying a sunny day

The following photos are out of sequence, thanks to the new blogger softwear.  However, you can see how taking a picture with Julia in it is like herding cats.  The cat wins