Road Trip

Last week we headed over to Sunriver. This little guy was not happy to be stuck in the backseat. He wanted to be allowed up front and screamed for part of the way to let us know it.

When we arrived the welcome committee greeted us.

On the first night we went to the village to see all of the changes they are doing. They are remodeling all of the shops, building 5 new indoor and outdoor pools, and building a sledding hill. Of course we had to stop at Goody's to get our traditional treat.

The next day we headed up to East Lake to spend the day.

Baby Huck loved it. As soon as he saw rocks and water he was in heaven.

Ken spent most of the day fishing. He caught a total of 11.

Grandma Susan joined us at the lake too.

The kids were delighted that she brought along her beagle Kara, who promptly helped herself to all of their lunches. Got to love a beagle.

This little guy is a crack up. Don't take this serious expression as his true character. He is turning into quite the comedian.

For the past several years Leo has been terrified of going out in the boat on the lake. He insists there are sharks. It doesn't help that our family loves watching shark week on discovery, and had just watched an episode the night before we went to the lake. Despite this we took it as a good sign that he got into one of the boats.

Even if this was the farthest he got from shore. Baby steps right.

See what I mean about the little comedian. He loves Midge's sunglasses, and whenever he got a chance he would slip them on and want me to take a picture.

The kids found this log and loved playing on it. Baby Huck started trying to climb up it by himself. In addition to being a comedian he is also a climber.

Here is my proof shot that I was there.

See what I mean about being a climber.

and a comedian.

On the third day we went to the south pool. When Midge laid down her glasses Huck snatched them. He kept going up to people and making funny expressions.

The life guards don't really like the Woodwards. We do crazy things like this...

This game is called pile on dad.

On the final day of our stay we took a hike to see Benham Falls. The kids did pretty good considering that it was hot.

Huck was the only one that paid any attention to the actual falls. The other kids were obsessed with feeding the chipmunks.

That final night we went to our favorite spot on the Fall River.

I had to snap this picture as evidence that he does love his sister.