A trip to the park...
Last Wednesday, I took my kids and my little brother, Joshua, to Breitbeck Park in Oswego. You can see Lake Ontario in the background. The kids always love going to any park....but this is one of their favorites.
Last Wednesday, I took my kids and my little brother, Joshua, to Breitbeck Park in Oswego. You can see Lake Ontario in the background. The kids always love going to any park....but this is one of their favorites.
While I was folding laundry the other day, Caitlin said, "Me help?"....so I taught her how to fold small towels. This is was she did on her first try...a great job I think. She even placed them in piles on the edge of the couch, then helped me put them away! She became very frustrated a couple times, but I encouraged her to try again...and she was SO happy when she did it right. :)
A grapevine that had twisted around a small tree...the tree was gone though! Only a piece of it remained in the spiral.
And all three on a fun fallen tree near the water's edge. This is one of my favorite photos ever.....
For the life of me, I can't remember what these are called. They are very tiny carnivorous plants found in bogs.
Cara found this beetle on a wild iris seed pod....I almost didn't see it...since the green on his back matched the green on the pod! I was so happy to be able to take a nice closeup!
A small pond in the bog...water level are quite low around here. There were many frogs in this pond!
Below is the flowerbed I made, I think, in the beginning of June. That's peat moss on top, waiting to mixed in. And above, is what it looks like now, with everything grown. There are Petunias, Verbena, African Daisies, Sunflowers that came up from last year's seeds, Jade Sunflowers, Cosmos, 3 different varieties of Zinnias and Cherry tomatoes.
On Sunday, after dinner at Grandma and Grandpa's house, the kids and I walked around their yard and looked for little treasures. They each took a Ziplock bag and found acorns, feathers and sticks. I took along my camera and tried to find some interesting shots of nature.