Christmas Tree Search

We helped Ben and Anna find Christmas Trees for their rooms in The Cities today. We hiked north on the farm where Anna and Ben found old cars and other histoical items. They each cut a tree and Grandma Betsy got one too. Grandpa David got pictures and Video. he will try to get some up (they're up) here, as well as at http://www.davidandbetsyphotos.com/.
By the way there is a video of Marco and David singing "Pikasika Pikasika Porcupine" at http://www.facebook.com/. You might want to join up, eh?... Look for David you know who (no last names of living people on this site).
Hope you had a peaceful and exciting Thanksgiving.

Thank You on Thanksgiving

We have a lot to be thankful for for sure. We went skating and then had dinner at the farm with dear friends.

Getting Ready for Thanksgiving

We are awaiting the arrival of Eric and the Grand Kids tonight. Betsy is cooking. Tomorrow we will have neighborhood guests for Thanksgiving dinner.

Woke Up to Snow

We woke up early at 9:15 A.M. and it was snowing out our window. We are on our way to Margot Lake to the east of Longlac, Ontario, Canada, and then back west to Thunder Bay after cruising Longlac and Geralton. We are looking for the giant logging horse and the old Jesuit mission church. Lter...

The Long Road to Longlac, Ontario

We got the urge to drive 300 miles to Longlac, Ontario, Canada just to see what it was like. It's a beautiful drive and we were blessed with some snow. It's cold here too. Probably zero or so. I can't tell for sure because they only give the canadian temperature. We ate pizza and watched hockey at the local bar. The "Leafs" were beating the Chicago guys 4-2 when we finished and went back to our hotel room.
I'll get some pictures up when my camera thaws out.

We Visited Randy and Jerry at Their New Place

We Visited Randy and Jerry at Their New Place on The Rio Grande. It is grand.

Poverty Creek Fire Department

We drove by the Poverty Creek Fire Department. No one was on duty.

Betsy and David Checked Out a New Pad

We thought this would look good on David's Austin Street lot. What do you think?