You always know two years have passed
when you see a post about Oregon Coast.
It's a fun tradition to gather and play
in such a beautiful place with some of our favorite people.
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| This year's beach house |
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| Tide pools everywhere |
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| Cooking, chatting |
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| Dancing |
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| Playing |
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| Goofing around, getting attention from fun uncles |
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| Posing with the whole crew (minus my hubby behind the camera) |
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| No explanation needed |
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| Daddy and his daughters |
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| The men |
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| The grandkids |
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| Uncle Justin, a.k.a. The May pole |
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| Windy much? |
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| Stephen and a cutie-pie |
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| Eli in the waves |
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| Uncle Jason & Benito |
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| Millie trying to skip rocks (although it looks like she could use some practice) |
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| The ocean makes me happy |
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| The chitlins in Newport |
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| Chase and Millie having some sand time |
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| Now this girl knows how to enjoy the sand! |
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| Pizza monster and cousin Ethan |
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| Sunsets |
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| Writing missionary letters to Brett and Shemaina |
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| Los hombres |
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| Lovely ladies |
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| S'mores every night? |
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| Yes, please! |
Rather than take the usual I-5 route home,
we decided to take 101 and see the coastline.
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| Just-across-the-CA-border redwoods (and a whole lot of dead windshield bugs) |
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| Southern Oregon coastline views |
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| Pretty, pretty |
5 comments:
Love your family. So great to see these pictures!
Love the recap!!! I want to go back right now!
My family loves you back, Annie! You should join us next time. Seriously. :)
Let's do it, Nae, let's just drop everything and go back to the beach. Our kids don't need school anyway: they can be educated by nature!
Wow, I am late on the updates, but enjoyed them -- thanks!!
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