Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Snow, snow and more snow.

Hi there. The last month has been reasonably quiet, not much news to report. The weather has been pretty cold and snowy though and we have had lots of fun playing in it.



          


                                        

                           

                                         


                             

Baxter loved it too.


I helped Dadda make us a sled...


It was pretty cool!




Charlie had a snack in the snow.


But found it cold to sit on.


We took Charlie for his first swing - he thought it was great fun.


Me and Mumma made snow angels.




And snow balls.



The snow was pretty tasty.



Gillian came out with us. 


And I ate some more snow.


I took my scooter for a spin when the snow melted.


I'm getting pretty good on it.


I like to wear Dadda's gloves and hat when we are out. They are much better than mine.















                                        
Here's Charlie, how loves jumping!


Oh yes there is some exciting news... At the beginning of March we are moving! Not far, just down the road, into this cool house! We will miss our little cottage but can't wait to have some more space.

See ya.



Saturday, 5 January 2013

Scotland

Hi,
we have just arrived back home from a week long holiday in Scotland and here are a few snaps.



We visited Stirling Castle where Alby loved running around in the big rooms and shouting at the top of his voice.


And Alby was VERY excited to take a trip on a big old steam train.




He was allowed to have a look at how the engine worked




The main reason we went to Scotland was to visit Georgie, Jamie and Jack Simpson. 


Jack is a month older than Charlie and is in Scotland on holiday from his home in Uganda.



We also went for a drive to look up a few historic family locations on the Rutherford side.



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is this the right one Dad?




Charlie and Jack had lots of fun hanging out while Georgie and Anna had a good catch up.

 and Jamie, his brother Gavin and I headed into the hills on our bikes. Happy days.


Don.