Boys on Vacation...

#1, #3, #2, #5 and #4 outside the Johnston Ridge Visitors Center

Crouching room only at the end of the Lower Ape Cave.

Comments

Bri-onic Man said…
Great photos. That's amazing you can get smiles out of all those boys at once. And, also amazing that you could get them all down to the bottom of Ape Cave and back out again. Nice work!
8:56 PM
Jenn said…
awww, how cute.

It was great meeting you finally. And now I shall award you a prize.

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1:44 PM
John Andersen said…
Looks like a LOT of fun!
9:10 PM
Michelle Alley said…
Your boys are so cute - they must be quite the handful! Love these pictures and great going on the award!
7:29 PM
Sarah said…
How fun to see a picture of all your little men together! I bet that first one is going to be a family favorite for years to come.
1:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow, you have 5 sons. That's amazing. I have two and I can't begin to imagine 5. :)
9:33 AM
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