Museum of Transportation

On Easter we visited the transportation museum in Luzern. Lunch was the exciting time for Lily!

Lily pictures

Carly sent me a couple of pictures while we have been in Texas. Since we don't have any pictures to post on the Huitema blog I am posting these pictures of Lily instead.

Swiss Trip

 Here we are in the village of Gruyère, where Gruyère cheese is named for. It is also where Carly and Michael met while on a hike.

 We spent a sunny afternoon in Maienfeld, the setting of the Heidi books. This is the house where the fictional character Heidi lived in.

We walked around Lake Davos with Carly, Michael and Lily.

First photo of Lily smiling

Grandpa and Lily

Bert burping Lily, but Lily insists on sleeping on the job.

Klosters

 Carly and Lily

The four of us went for a walk in the mountains. Lily slept through it all.

Lunch in the bush

 How many kids can you pile into the  'gator?

 Sophia

 Danika and Roxie

 Jake and Dominic sawing down a tree.

 Matty and Monique

 Harvey

 Joey

 Johnny with Dominic and Miles

 Danika

Mia

Introducing Lily

Summer memories!

Halloween kids

Hummingbird in "Torpor"

Camperama and Hockey

Agawa Canyon Tour

 The train that takes you into the Agawa Canyon.

 The train stops for 1.5 hours when you can take some of the hiking trails. Since it is before the busy fall season there weren't too many of us making the hikes really nice.

 The Bridal Falls were down to a trickle because of the dry summer they had this year.

 There were two other falls that were pretty though.

 The next day we toured the Bush Plane Museum. After I was finished seeing what I wanted I went outside and enjoyed the beautiful day while Bert took his time in the museum.

 We thought about taking a drive to Wawa but after an hour or so we decided to be tourists and visited some shops along the way before turning back to Sault Sainte Marie.

 Along our way home the next day we stopped to see the French River which was beautiful.

This is a snowmobile bridge that the local snowmobile clubs built over the French River. Very impressive!