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Tioga Work and Play Continued |










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The kids are on a Pee Wee team in Tioga. That’s Gunnar at bat. |
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That’s Gunnar swinging. |
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That’s Addie at bat. |
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That’s Addie swinging. |
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We meet another train on the way back to the farm. |
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This one was a very long oil tanker. |
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This is the driveway up to their house. |
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This is their house. They moved out here in February … or was it March! |
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I’m glad Jenny will have a garage for her truck this winter. |
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This was the first day that the Tioga swimming pool opened. |












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Look at those dark clouds heading in. |
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Taking a break. |
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Every year the kids have to pass the 7-foot rule in order to go off a diving board. |
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They have to swim 100 feet nonstop for the lifeguard. |
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Sure enough, after we got home it started to hail. Can you spot where Goliath crawled? |
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Addie was just getting out of the shower and then ran outside to see the hail. |
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Everything is a novelty. Everything is fun. |
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Goliath ate the hailstones like they were jelly beans. |
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Then it was time to celebrate Father’s Day. |
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Thank you for the delicious meal, Jenny. |
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Chris is a good daddy. |
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Grandpa Al and Daddy Chris got matching t-shirts. |
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In no time at all, it was time to drive back to Victoria. It’s less than ten hours away. |
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Love, Mom |
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Email: Sue@PrintsPublishing.com HomePage: www.PrintsPublishing.com |
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Thank you, kids, for a wonderful Bed and Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner and Everything Else. |