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Ephesians 2 verse 20
Friday, July 23, 2010
A neighborhood dating back to the early days of New Ulm
the name loosely translates, a low lying horse pasture.
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Fun in the Sun
Picnic
A neighborhood dating back to the early days of Ne...
The Frederick Kiesling House
The Wanda Gag House
Roebbecke Mill Site
The John Lind House
Our next stop was
A Tourist in Our Hometown
On the road again. . .
Riding Lessons
Summer Storm and the Rainbow After
Lilies and Purple Coneflowers
Kneeboarding
Tubing!
Hooves
Zahra
At the Stable
The sunset
We headed to SD
Tassels and Silk
Apples!
Jumping on the Hotel Beds!
The next morning
Everyone has missed K!
Playing in the Pool
We enjoyed a watermelon
Kensington Runestone Park
In 1898
Big Ole
Of couse, the children all had to be Viking for a ...
Fort Alexandria
The boys liked the
The girls did not believe me
There was also a
The museum
The Runestone
Our destination
Between St. Cloud and Alexandria
S'mores!
Friends!
Jumping!
Diving!
Lily Pad Crossing
Sliding!
No title
At the Sleepy Eye Pool
Summer Sky
The park had a rock climbing structure
Seven Mile County Park
Exploring the Cabin
There was a small cabin
Traverse De Sioux
Prairie Flowers
After we toured the museum
And a few more. . .
I'll let the quotes speak for themselves. . .
The Museum
The Treaty Site History Center
Swim Lessons
High Dive
Bathing Beauties!
All Wet!
Swim Under the Stars
Fledglings!
Sunflowers on a Fencerow
We see this marker
I think
Car Picnic
Next,
First,
Getting Ready for the Fireworks!
See You Later Swingset!
Knee High by the 4th of July?
Happy Independence Day!
Picnic!
More of the Same
Splashing in the Lake while Supper Cooks
The Pumpkin Monster
Our last stop was close to home,
Prairie Flowers
A Walk on the Prairie
Our next to last stop
Lower Sioux Agency
The Commissary,
The Children at Fort Ridgely
"Fort Ridgely,
West Newton
Harkin Store, A Minnesota State Historic Site
Elevator
Leaving the Berry Patch
The J Family Picking and Posing!
The B Family Picking (and Eating)
Raspberries
cross the bridge and look at the waterfall.
Picnic Before Picking
I know their names, Snow on the Mountain and Hosta!
Last Night of Soccer
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