The Metz Family: 2005

Saturday, December 31, 2005

Here's another bridge on our way back. Both of these bridges are in Woodstock, VT. There was one other bridge we passed but didn't take a picture of. They litter the landscape of Vermont and add a neat texture particularly in the winter.

There were a couple of covered bridges that we passed along the way back. We stopped and shot a few pictures. This one was built over a hundred years ago. It was very cool.

Brandon is a quaint little town.

I don't know how much they really appreciated pictures being taken in the gallery, but we had traveled so far we figured a few wouldn't hurt. This is a good shot of the gallery. It wasn't veyr large, as you can tell, but I think Mary Beth saw what she came to see. We met Mr. Kimble on Monday. He was very kind and signed a print for Mary Beth.

This is what took us all the way to Brandon. It doesn't look like much, but the Warren Kimble Gallery was pretty neat. We were going to get an original, but the $10,000 price tag was just a few bucks out of our price range.

Here's the bed and breakfast we stayed in. If anyone is heading to Bradon, Vermont, I highly recommend it.

Though pictures don't tell nearly how beautiful it was . . . this is the best we've got. Our vacation to Vermont was great. This picture is from our snowshoeing trip through the Moosamaloo wilderness area about fifteen minutes from our bed and breakfast. We had a great time!

Here's another shot from our venture into the woods. We saw no moose, but I think we did see some moose prints

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

I am a lucky man . . . that's for sure!

And the kid has a good smile!

He has his serious moments.

Here's a favorite of mom's!

He's decked out to take on snow for the first time.

He wasn't going anywhere, but he seemed to like the seat.

You can't tell, but in the background Clark is enjoying his first snowfall. Two inches . . . I have a feeling we'll have pictures of him in more than two inches of snow by the end of winter.