This year, it was a bit warmer, so we could enjoy the Russell pond to it's fullest, even though we were worried about the Loch Russell Monster, affectionately known as Russie. I think the videos and pictures will explain better than I can.
Amanda
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Beware the Loch Russell Monster!
I just realized that we haven't posted anything on our blog in weeks, though we promised to. I offer sincere apologies for this lapse and shall attempt to make it up to you by posting about our camping trip to New Hampshire. I love the roads in NH, especially the Kancamagus highway. You can tell you're close when you look out the window and rather than the tunnel of trees that you see in CT, you are driving along the side of a mountain, overlooking the valley below you. It is a gorgeous view.
This year, it was a bit warmer, so we could enjoy the Russell pond to it's fullest, even though we were worried about the Loch Russell Monster, affectionately known as Russie. I think the videos and pictures will explain better than I can.
This year, it was a bit warmer, so we could enjoy the Russell pond to it's fullest, even though we were worried about the Loch Russell Monster, affectionately known as Russie. I think the videos and pictures will explain better than I can.
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thanks Megan for writing, I love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhen did Ben get so tall??
You all are growing without me,grrr.
I keep whining to Gramps that we need to set a date to go to CT,he says we cannot come at Christmas,to busy at JW's.
The candy is delicious.
I had to put it in the freezer so we have some at Christmas or Gramps would have it gone,devoured.
Wait, so why is he called the Loch Russell Monster?
ReplyDeleteWe named it after the Loch Ness monster, even though this is a pond, not a lake.
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