Sneaking in under the wire… because I was busy watering the flowers. So I should get bonus points for really working the theme, no? :)
There are so many fun pictures this week! I have no idea how one would pick favorites because I keep giggling my way through the entries!
Just like Cindy Lou Hoo was giggling as grandpa swung and dunked her all the way up to those cute little armpits.
One of my favorite parts about living in a small town – is the history. This “pool” was made out of an old quarry that is famous to our little spot on the map. The water is that amazing Pacific Northwest stuff – clean and clear… and absolutely perfect on a sunny day.
See you at the quarry!
(Or rather… over at I Heart Faces! :)
21 comments:
Looks like a fun place to play! Very sweet photo!
I agree with Deb!
I would love to join you all there :)
Makes me want to jump in - especially since our ac just went out. That grin is priceless!
Oh I just love this photo!!
Yep, ya will, because I be there this week too. :)
Wait, this is not a picture of Itty Bit? How did that happen?
It's cute nonetheless! :)
This is gorgeous! Love the look on her face!
Love her expression in this picture, just pure happiness. Thanks for sharing.
Kimberley
That's a great shot. I love the expression on her face!
love the jublient expression.. beautiful shot
I miss the joy of being a kid. She looks like she is just having a blast!
how fun! and such a sweet pic!
Adorable! That quarry looks like a great place to beat the heat. Hopefully your weather is warming up for you over there.
beautiful picture
really lovely
love the description as well
Rach - you and Mr daddy leave the BEST comments ever and have the best blog ever - I am so glad I found you two
So much joy in her expression!
Love everything about the pic! Such sweet giggly fun, and such a neat place to have it in!
That picture just radiates JOY! :)
Obvious delight! Such a great shot!
Lovely and playful photo! :-)
Oh that water does look clear! Great shot
Great photo! I too love small towns.-Joy
A quarry pool in the PNW. Please, tell me, was your town named after a train by chance? I'm sure said town is not the only one in the PNW with a quarry turned pool. Only, it's the only one I know about. And once upon a time, a long, long time ago, I lived in said town named after a train. Now you have me curious...
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