Christa had rented a beautiful home along East Lake Sammamish Drive near to where we used to live on Lake Sammamish. She was able to see her many friends and their growing number of children, and explore Seattle like a tourist.
On July 25th we did a family field trip to Remlinger Farms in Carnation with Brad and Christa’s families. Remlinger Farms started out as a U-pick berry farm and started adding rides over time. It's not Disneyland but it's a lot of fun in a down home sort of way.
It’s always fun watching Quinn and Brody reunite and play together, with Conner and Bennett trying to keep up with the big kids. I think Brad and I had just as much fun on the rides as the kids. I'll let the pictures tell the story.
On July 25th we did a family field trip to Remlinger Farms in Carnation with Brad and Christa’s families. Remlinger Farms started out as a U-pick berry farm and started adding rides over time. It's not Disneyland but it's a lot of fun in a down home sort of way.
It’s always fun watching Quinn and Brody reunite and play together, with Conner and Bennett trying to keep up with the big kids. I think Brad and I had just as much fun on the rides as the kids. I'll let the pictures tell the story.
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| A little trepidation and some reassurance from Dad. |
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| Quinn rides Honeysuckle. |
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| Conner's first horse ride. |
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| Quinn and Brody ready to take off. |
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| He's got this look like "Yea, I've done this ride hundreds of times." |
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| Three kids in a canoe. |
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| King of the Pumpkins! |
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| Bennett wishing he was just a little older to go on the rides with the big kids. |
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| Uncle Brad with Quinn on the mini train. |
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| Lots of rules for such a little kid. |
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| End of a perfect outing. |
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