Pictures from Wisconsin

I leave way too many pictures just sitting there on my phone and don't share them, so since I have the time today and am on a roll sharing stuff on the blogs I thought I would just share even more. 

These are all pictures from this weekend, Memorial Weekend, when we went to Wisconsin to visit family.

Many of these pictures are from George's Pond. You won't find it listed on a map because it is on private property and belong to my parents friend George. We brought along our inflatable kayak (this is the one my daughter uses and the rest of us have hard molded kayaks.)

Some deer tracks next to some other tracks, we were unsure if they are from a wolf or a coyote.

Love me some WI cheese, but not just any WI cheese. These squeaky cheese curds and string cheese come from Springside.

Selfie while kayaking.

Hill swallow nests

An egg that rolled out of the hill swallow nests and cracked. :(

The farm I grew up on

Some tree pictures from my parents property

The kids are out there on the kayak and my parents paddle boat.

A's 1st grade Yearbook from 1983

This was just funny to look through with A & the kids:

My Birthday Adventure for the Big Year

I wanted to take the family to the MOA and do the ropes course & zip line for my birthday this year, so we did that and ate at the Rainforest Cafe. Andy didn't go up, so he took a few videos. Izzy & I did the zip line  and ropes course and H just did the ropes course, maybe next time he will do the zip line. He thought it was too scary.

Selfies at the Farm

 This top selfie collage is on the farm with my grandma. I only have one grandparent living. This was probably her first funny selfie if not first selfies altogether.

A selfie of me kayaking out at Georges Pond. We had a great day to have our inflatable kayak out and my parents paddle boat. We have molded kayaks but we left those at home.

Here are some pictures of the kids when they are on their tractor ride with Uncle Al and walking across the field. I should have went and took pictures of the kids playing in the ham out as they spent a lot of time there.