The last leg of our trip was spent in Idaho with our good friends, the Glenewinkels. Casey was able to fly in and join us for this part of the trip. The first day we got to check out the potato sheds that Dustin oversees. Zane got to learn all about the storage process and got to climb on mountains of potatoes.
watching the potatoes head into the storage shed
a storage shed full of potatoes(they are about 22 feet deep!)
Zane spent most days playing with Merit and riding around in his red truck.
Zane and Merit
Riding across the wheat fields
Always an adventure
There were many wrestling matches with the boys and their Dads.
Casey and the boys checking out a tank
My buddy Peter
Dustin
Casey, Merit and Zane
Zane driving
Zane with El Capitan
All the old decking removed
Zane helped carry out the new decking boards
Zane liked climbing under to pick up things that got dropped
Almost done
Dad and I saw a black bear in camp
Grandpa taught Zane how to build card houses
And how to knock them down with rubber bands and nerf guns
October brought the fall quilt retreat. At the spring retreat I was blessed with a wax fabric quilt kit. Wax fabric comes from Africa. It was lots of bold and bright colors and very fun working with a different type of fabric.
A close up of the 3 quilting styles I used
All finished
The back is also wax fabric
Casey and I were able to go on Zane's whale watching field trip off the coast near Ventura. We cruised through the Santa Barbara Channel and around one of the Channel Islands. We saw thousands of dolphins and one humpback whale.
Humpback Whale Tail
The back of a Humpback
Dolphins
Dolphin pod
Humpback blow spout
Casey and Zane on the boat
On the way home from the whale watching trip we stopped by the pumpkin patch for Zane to find the perfect pumpkin.
Pumpkin head
Jumping off the hay stack
Finally found the perfect one
Carving
Good looking pumpkins
Thanks for following along with all of our adventures. See you next month.




























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