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She is a city girl spending the week with us. Today was gardening day.






















 
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When do you motorcycle racing and bungee jumping?
 
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Our six year old granddaughter was up from The Cities for the weekend and loved picking (and eating) raspberries!
 
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Fresh air and picking (and eating) her own fresh food! One lucky girl! I bet she'll sleep well.
 
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Good for you!! Some of my earliest memories are of visiting an auntie (the neighbor who raised my mother) and picking things in her garden and riding my wee bike among enormous tomato plants. It's so nice to show kids this stuff and maybe light some sparks that will motivate her later.
Your garden is gorgeous.
 
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Day#2 at camp "workyourbuttoff" on beautiful lake "quitcomplainin"

Today's theme was rocks, gravel, Dump trucks, fire, Hauling firewood, and arts and crafts.

Before breakfast she had to spread 15 yards of gravel. Tomorrow we will let her use the tractor instead of a shovel.


























 
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Today was on and off rains and temps in the low 60's so much time was spent indoors doing crafts and playing games and making ice cream. When it let up, we checked on the garden and picked more berries.
































 
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Another day of spotty on and off showers so we opted to take a field trip back in time to ride a real coal fed steam engine into camp 5 logging camp. It was very kid friendly and hands on (and fairly priced)

Going on a rainy Thursday meant the place was pretty much empty so she could see it all.

































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