We learned today that the Nisqually is the only river in the United States to have headwaters in a national park and mouth in a national wildlife refuge

Hazel is excellent at spotting little tree frogs

She was desperate to vacuum, so why not say yes?

Hazel lost two teeth in less than 24 hours! You might recall that her first and second teeth fell out back in June of 2016

Big dreams: Hi tooth fairy, I lost two teeth. Can you give me wings pretty please? Love, Hazel

Best fort = best morning

Hose unfurler

Nozzle operator(s)

Extra credit

First stop: bounce house (That crazy, hazy sky color is the result of wildfire smoke coming from Canada….)

Next stop: make our own kites

Landry chose green with pink and white streamers; Hazel chose pink with green and pink streamers

Final stop: fly

Fly!

Flyyyyyyy!

The kids were making it hard for Supey to leave the house

Yes, very hard

At the zoo we watched the camels being saddled for the day and asked a lot of questions of the keepers

We hung by the penguins, too

Jumping!

In!!!!

Hadley in summer of 1989, age 6, hanging on Heather like someone else we know

Look who we found beside the Cocheco River!

Queen of the splash pad

Best buds reunited

Learning restaurant games

After our farewells Lando snoozed in the car

Hazel and I read stories at the public boat launch on the Maine side of the Salmon Falls River

It was a bitty and pretty park