Well, it really wasn’t a bash, but it was a nice family gathering for our grandson Harrison’s fifth birthday.
The cousins that were at Russell and Cynthia’s house had a water balloon fight and slip-n-slide fun.
The rest of us ate and talked.
Harrison had all kinds of fun on Sunday. This was his third party: one with Mom and Dad on his day, one with school friends on Saturday, and finally with family on Sunday. What a lucky kid.
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Burger Fest has begun. Bob and I saw the beginnings when balloons took off from Seymour early this morning.
Since the hot air balloons went north we got a glimpse of them from our upper deck.
We watched them from a distance, but that was fine.
It was a lovely morning. Perfect for ballooning.
At 11 I’ll be at the parade with Rachel and her family.
Tonight is another glow. An exciting time in Seymour
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It’s the 31st Annual Burger Fest in Seymour Wisconsin this weekend.
Tonight there will be a hot air balloon glow by Rockledge Park. This will also happen Saturday night. Here are a few photos I’ve taken of past events.
Tomorrow is the 8 am Bun run and World’s largest Hamburger Parade at 11. And don’t forget the Ketchup slide at 4.
I’ll be helping in the museum in the afternoon on Saturday. Stop on in.
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Yesterday I blogged about all the water down our lane. Well, you can double that and more.
If I hadn’t dumped out our rain gauge, the water would have flowed over the top.
We will not be able to get down our lane for quite a while. Unless Bob goes with the tractor to rescue it, we will not be able to check our critter cam.
Of course, just like the last storm, we ended our day with a rainbow.
Just before dark.
In between bouts of rain, I had to rush out to save 2 hens. The door had shut with a gust of wind. All the others had made it inside, except these two old girls. They were soaked, but managed to join the others after I opened the door for them. Poor things. I then had to wait for the rain to slow again before I could get back to the house.
We’ve already doubled our average rain for August and it’s only the 8th. Ugh!
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Bob and I knew what we were going to find in our farm lane, but we decided to take a ride anyway.
We had over two and a half inches of rain over the last few days. All that rain couldn’t soak in so it had to go somewhere. One place it ended up was across our lane.
Bob was able to drive our two-wheel-drive cart around this puddle but not the next one.
This looked to be a hazardous drive. Bob thought he could get through once, but he couldn’t guarantee we’d be able to return. We turned around.
Maybe after some more soaking-in time, we’ll be able to get back to where our critter camera is set up for nature photos. All we can do now is wait and watch.
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