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Air Force Academy Chapel:508 viewsAnother view
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Turbo Tube Slide507 viewsThe Tube Slide is the highlight of this playground. As a relatively expensive option, we were going to leave it off, hoping to add it "someday" but then decided that this, unlike several of the other parts of the playground, was something William could use NOW and we'd get more value out of it just by adding it from the start. It assembled together with something like a million bolts, nuts, and washers. Thank goodness for air ratchets... In this picture, we hadn't yet finished the bottom of the slide so it's just resting on boards.
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Rot repair507 viewsAfter some research we supported the joist, rebuilt the wall below, and patched in a new section of joist.
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Lucas with Andrew506 viewsLucas (Andrew's cousin) and his mom Diane with Andrew.
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Completed rails before finishing504 viewsThe completed railing system! This picture was taken right before the stain went on (hence the masking tape in the picture).
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Previous Owner's Family Room503 viewsHere is a picture of the room as the previous owner had it set up. We liked the sectional idea which is why we purchased our own.
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Mom and Baby503 viewsMom and Baby, together at the hospital shortly after arrival.
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The "Pagoda"498 viewsThe bus tour took us around the racetrack itself, which was cool. The racetrack is called "The Brickyard" but I never knew why. Turns out the whole thing used to be paved with bricks. Most of them are still under the current asphalt surface. The picture to the left shows a new "pagoda" which was built for scorekeeping and the press. Evidently in years past (the track is almost 100 years old) there was an actual Japanese pagoda in the same location.
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495 viewsCathy and William hang out next to the huge Snoopy one last time.
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Cupcake Pose489 viewsWilliam poses next to the venerable "birthday inflatable".
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Gotta have towels487 viewsCathy scans some towels.
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William with Waterloo Boy487 viewsWilliam poses excitedly with a beautifully-resored Waterloo Boy tractor. The Waterloo Boy was the first tractor sold by Deere, and is the reason that most Deere tractors are still produced in Waterloo, Iowa.
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