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Moo Cow974 viewsHanging out on a different love seat in July 2002
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Weighed973 viewsAndrew gets weighed: 6 pounds, 7 oz.
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Still Loud...973 views
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Troubled look?972 viewsIs that a troubled look?
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Piggy Bank972 viewsAndrew checks out his new "piggy bank", which where he gets to put money in the bank and learn how to count. Two pig presents, and it won't be the last one...
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One last cake pic971 views
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The Rarest Snake in the World (evidently)968 views
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Mitchell Corn Palace966 viewsOn the long drive through South Dakota, it's nice to make an occasional stop. One nice place to make such a stop is the Mitchell Corn Palace. Every year the folks in Mitchell spend more than $100,000 to decorate this building with grains, and half-ears of corn. And every year, the designs are a different theme--they have a large gallery of pictures inside showing decades worth of previous designs. And you thought Iowans loved their corn!
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U-Boat966 viewsWe pose next to the German U-Boat, which recently was refurbished and given a whole new nice indoor exhibit.
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Sleeping966 viewsAsleep, with the traditional "hospital hat".
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Cargo Net965 viewsAt the end of the swing beam is a cantilevered section that we were originally going to leave out because we didn't think we had the space. We ended up having space and left it in. Due to the proximity of the tree, we couldn't put in a disc or tire swing like the plans called for. At first we were going to just leave it 'blank' and reserve it for a future 2-person glider swing once more kids come along. But instead, we decided to make our own "cargo net" climber and attach it there in the meantime.
Aug 2011 update: This "temporary" cargo net became somewhat permanent. I had intended this to last 2 or 3 years and then put in the double-glider as mentioned above. But the kids really like this cargo net. Today it officially wore out, and rather than putting in a glider, I actually rebuilt it with new rope. It's hard to say if we'll ever get the glider at this point :)
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