Snow, Horses, The Outdoors.... Oh My!

Beware of Photographs........You know you will see a bunch when we have been on a trip. I think I shot almost 300 pictures on this trip. Oh and the fun part, you get them in reverse (opps on my part with how I uploaded them)

Easton with Grandma and Grandpa on Morning Star.
This was Easton last year. He cried on the horse!


We had an absolutely amazing trip to Oregon a few weekends ago. Got to visit my parents and my sister in law made the trip up from Klamath Falls to join us for a fun day in the snow. Easton is just in heaven every time we visit, but what's not to love about five acres, a huge front yard of grass, a horse and some snow just a short drive away.

My little cowboy in his hat and boots.

Heading out to ride the horse.

We spent the afternoon at Mt. Bachelor.

I LOVE this shot of my boys. It is already hanging in the house.

Easton with his Aunt Trina.

Daddy slid him down a hill on his rear......All Smiles.

Tubing with Daddy

Little munchkin. I can't get enough of his little face.

Wouldn't be a proper post without the cheesy smile!

Ready to go!

Obviously Grandma and Grandpa's house is not baby proofed! Easton said, "I'm gonna do the dishes".

Look at that fashion statement! Pajamas, cowboy boots, a coat and hat. Love it!!! I think I took this at about 7am when he insisted on going outside.

Beautiful Sisters Mountains.

Feeding the horse with Grandpa.

Out for a hike. Of course we had to get on the big rock.

Laying in the grass. Notice the hands..........Yep, that is mud. Wouldn't be a proper hike without it.

Cheese while climbing a tree.

E and Daddy by the river.

"Just joking". Easton pretending to eat the leaves. This time last year those would have been in his mouth in an instant. Thankfully that stage is over.

Leaves: Something we don't have much of at our new house. We had been at the house for not even 20 minutes and he was already out playing with the leaf piles.

Showing Ace what is out the window. It was a great plane ride and the first time E really understood what what going on. He loved it!