September 2002
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Three pretty girls.
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Three pretty girls.
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Good Grief! Roo and Ashley (a neighbor) have
decided to play in the mud.
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More mud -- a real mess.
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Mooms is refreshing herself.
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Four kids in my special, home-made bunk bed
(my wife just loves that bunk bed).
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One more time.
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I spent a night in this wilderness area backpacking.
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In the background, you can see Capital Rock.
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Here is Capital Rock close up. The picture
really does not do justice here. That thing is enormous.
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This is a sign on a "gusher" on the far side
of Capital Rock. A gusher is a large, slightly slanted concrete slab with
a collection tank on one end. A gusher collects rain water for animals.
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Here is a picture of the gusher.
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Here is the tank -- wanna drink?
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The kids decided to construct a home-made teeter-toter
out of a two-by-four and a stack of bricks.
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And the end result.
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As this and the next picture illustrate, Button-Boy
doesn't get it. He just stands there and lets the board continually hit him
right where it counts. Bright kid, that Button-Boy...
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Ouch. Here it comes.
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Dusting the piano.
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Mooms under the bunk bed.
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Button loves that sword and won't let it go
-- until he goes to sleep.
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Here I am, working on Puke.
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Mooms and I.
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Mooms (great smile), Roo, and I.
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