A few Fridays ago, Jammie and I went to a local bird refuge where thousands and thousands of tundra swan pass through. It was really incredible. A week later, at the peak of the duck migration, over 400,000 ducks stopped at the refuge as well. It's a really neat place. I wish that I had a telescopic lens to capture them a little better. They shy away from the road where I could get a really good picture of them. You'll just have to squint and zoom.
If you click on the picture for a larger picture, you'll see the white things swimming in the background, those are the tundra swans. I forget the bird/duck thing that's in the foreground. Where's Jammie when I need him??
Then we went to National Spike Historical Site where the last spike was placed, connecting the east and the west by rail. It was a quick, been there done that, kinda place but hey- Jammie got his souvenir hat pin.
Finally we went to a place where rockets and the like are made for NASA and the military.
This week Jammie is in Salt Lake City doing military stuff while I sit here and simmer our little one some more in anticipation of the timer going off. (Do I hear a DING??) By the end of this pregnancy I expect to resemble Jabba the Hut. Bring on the swelling!!!
These top two pictures were taken less than an hour after Eva was born.
These top two pictures were taken less than an hour after Eva was born.
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