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Some catch up pics

 Here are some pictures of stuff we've done this fall. We found this great place called Cedar Preserve. It is $3 to get in! It has a great picninc are, 10 miles of hiking trails and a butterfly garden. Will definitely be going back. This is the trail we hiked. With a stroller. .5 miles. KILLER.
 Thank goodness we had lots of many chocolate bars to keep us happy.
 Hiking in Texas. Yep.
 Rare selfie. Usie? Whatever.
 If you look closely in the top of the tree you can see the hawk that was sitting there as we passed by on an evening walk.
 98 degrees mid Oct. Bleh. It's FINALLY feeling much more fallish 'round here.
 On bench at Cedar Preserve. Sp
 Spider we saw that had babies on it's back...or as Kelsay calls it "a 'poder". 😂
 Picnic area
 Feeding ducks and swans by library
 Kelsay preferred eating the duck food herself.
 Maddy got new KAFOs.
 The fair! They had a lot of new stuff this year. This is the children"s board walk.




 Maddy won a bear in a free game. The guy running the booth let her play free.
 Cotton Candy!
 Instead of the bird show they had wild west pet palooza. They had dogs, cats and birds trained to do all kinds of tricks. I kept thinking how much Brittany would love this show. It was way better than the dog show they have every year.
 We rode the ferris wheel. Kelsay hated it and Maddy loved it.

 Corn dogs!
Aaron and I got to go watch  a Rangers game without kids. Epic!

Comments

bee said…
Pictures say it all. Lots of fun times for the Fletcher's. Thanks for sharing.
October 29, 2015 at 6:02 PM
Anonymous said…
gah! Jealous! I wish I could've seen the pet show. And had a corn dog. Great pics.
brittany
November 2, 2015 at 12:58 PM
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