Isaac's parents and younger brothers came out for a visit. We made our way to the coast again. We love the Oregon coast! The first day we went to some fun tide pools, but I guess I didn't take the camera out to brave the crazy wind and sand. There were some fun caves and starfish pools we found though. We camped the night in a yurt, which is now my favorite way of camping. You still get the campfire/sleeping bag experience, but you get to sleep in a round canvas type thing that has bunk beds, heat and a lamp!!
Hiking up the sand dunes
Isaac and his brothers Levi and Oliver having some fun on the dunes.
Kason was SO excited for the giant marshmallows we got for smores.
In the yurt - Kason got the top bunk.
Heading out into the rain the next day.
Crabbing! This was a first for me and it was exciting!
Yep, I was a wimp and was too scared to pick one up. Kason just shot them with his squirt gun.
The winner we brought home. (ok, it was given to us, we caught lots but had to throw them all back because they weren't big enough or were female)
Male bonding time...gotta love the video games...
We had a GREAT time and are so glad they came out for a visit and didn't mind cramming into our teeny apartment all together!
School starts Monday for Isaac (even though he has been there almost everyday this summer) and that always promises to be pretty intense so we are glad to have had one last hurrah with people we love at a place we love!
5 comments:
That looks so much fun! It looks so pretty there. The yurt looks a whole lot funner for kids than a tent!
excuse me. please tell your babies they can stop growing up~~~ beautiful family linds! Miss you and love you girl
How fun!! Nothing better than visitors coming!! Looks like you all had a great time!!!
fun! Your boys are so cute. I love the pictures of them playing in the sand.
That was NOT your first time crabbing. You went crabbing at age five in North Carolina with all the Higgins. I don't think you wanted anything to do with it though. Kellie was pretty interested! My boyfriend at the time was the head crabber.
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