and enjoyed the view at the other end of the lake
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One day we drove to Weedville,
Pa. and followed Route 555 to view the vaunted
elk.
Sure enough they were there, and the crowds
viewing them were friendly, even sharing high
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Another day we drove to Grampian
and hiked around the Bilger's Rocks
It's worth a visit, and just a short distance off
Route 80 between DuBois and Clearfield |
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Totem carved in a dead tree
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The highlight of this week, was
a visit to Charlie's cousin Doris and her husband
Fred, plus their son and family
Unfortunately, we had so much to talk about that
we didn't take photos.
But I did manage to snap these of Fred and their
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She won our hearts
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Fred loaded us up with a ton of produce
from his summer garden. We enjoyed every bit of
it.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
We woke up to a light snow cover on the ground
Carla's father and brother Blainey, Judy, Dave and
Dan Golas, DJ, Charlie and I enjoyed a wonderful
dinner.
Blainey said the Grace. We have much to be
thankful for. |
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Kyle's Fredericktown band did well this season.
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Friday was Austin's day to select fish, buy them
and add to his fish tank (for which he had
constructed the stand).
The whole family (plus friends we met in the
store) shared the experience.
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The finished product -- excellent!
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Brothers communicating?
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Domino game and blueberries in the candy dish
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Kyle with a real mouse. He calls it a gerbil.
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DJ solved everyone's computer problems
and also made fun for those without computer
problems.
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In absence of actual checkers, DJ and Jarrett used
pennies and dimes. They just turned the coin over
to indicate a king.
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There was horseback riding.
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Jarrett was on the Cub Scout float in the parade.
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