September visitors

In September we had a couple of visitors. Simon's brother Seth came from New York and his friend Rob also happened to be in town the same week visiting. Simon had a couple days free and went to Dachau, Neuschwanstein and Oktoberfest with the guys. Auburn and I did some sightseeing around Munich. On the weekend we all headed out to Salzburg for the day.

Here is a picture of Rob and Simon at Neuschwanstein. As you can see it is under construction right now. Sorry about that guys, it really is quite spectacular without the scaffolding.

We realized on the train coming back from Salzburg that we didn't have any pictures of Auburn and Uncle Seth. He brought his super awesome camera and did most of the picture taking. Here is a couple of pictures of Auburn with Uncle Seth. Hopefully we got some better ones with your camera Seth. I know the second one is blurry, but they were both laughing about something and I think that it is sweet! Thanks for coming and visiting Uncle Seth!

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Bradley L. Hill said…

When it comes to family, there's no such thing as a "bad" photo!

November 26, 2009 at 6:42 PM

movie of our trip to Mexico

Simon made a video of our trip to Mexico, Guatemala and Belize. Since I haven't gotten around to posting about the rest of our trip (that happened a year ago), I am just going to post the link to the movie on youtube. Hope you enjoy!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLnUgh7HfbM

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Mexico - Mayan ruins II

Simon's parents had to get back to their mission in Mexico City and we continued on our trip. We saw a lot of ruins, 9 in total. This is the next post of Mayan ruins. It was actually great for the kids as well. They could run around, climb and explore. It was interesting to see the differences at each sight. The kids had their favorites by the end of the trip. We also taught them a little bit about Mayan culture. Edzna These well preserved carvings were great. Palanque These were probably my favorite ruins. It is set in the jungle and it felt very peaceful there. It is hard to believe that only 10 percent of the structures are actually uncovered. The rest are still covered by the jungle. some well preserved carvings waterfalls in the middle of the ruins The Palace Temple of Inscription The kids had a great time climbing up and exploring...

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