October in Seoul




Labels: OCTOBER IN SEOUL
Labels: OCTOBER IN SEOUL
Back to Yellowstone. We waited quite a while for Old Faithful to keep her word, but she finally did spew and we realized -- too late -- that we were downwind! So, we got sprayed by sulfur-smelling geyser spit. Say that ten times real fast! Thankfully, Grandpa was there (below) to protect Jimmy while Grandma (nearby) protected Joey from the icky smelling mist. It was funny, though, looking back on it.
Ok, as advertised, Gramma protecting Joey as the mist builds behind her --- most of the benches cleared out as people saw it coming, but with two babies and a Lab in tow, we sort of had to stick it out, quite a logisitics tail.
And, lastly, there's my Jim with our Lab Bonnie, who will be staying in Wyoming with Gramma and Grampa while we go to Korea for 2 years. We will miss her. She's a bundle of energy and incredibly loving.
Here is one of those mandatory poses, of the Kane Grandparents with our boys, all decked out in cowboy hats for the occasion. They are standing on their front deck, pretty beautiful, huh? We like it better in winter there because of the skiing, but it surely is gorgeous in the summer, too, with so much outdoor activity just outside your house! Jim Sr is holding Joey and Raye is holding Jimmy. Looks like Joey is ready to take off on Grandpa!
This is a shot of me with Joey and Jim and Raye, during our hike up Darby Canyon. It's a 4 hour round-trip hike that start in Idaho and ends in a cave in Wyoming. It was incredibly beautiful. We just bought the Sherpani Kiddo Backpacks the day before in our favorite Ski-Hike shop in tiny Driggs, ID. We couldn't find any in all of mighty Jackson, Wy, the day before! Anyhow, it was quite a workout, especially with 20 pounds of baby on my back! They were really good until the last 10 minutes, thank goodness! We packed sandwiches and ate them at the top while the boys had a bottle!
Back to the horses, Jim and Jimmy on a very tempermental and stubborn horse!
We also went to Yellowstone during our visit, which is only about 1 1/2 hours from Jim and Raye's house. I will post pictures from that day soon.