The A Gang: Playing at the Park

Jul 28, 2009

Playing at the Park

Megan and Madison are here in Cache Valley for a week, so we took them with us to Ryan's Place Park. It is a great little park in River Heights. We had a picnic lunch and let the kids run and play. It's always fun to play with our cousins.

5 comments:

Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Thanks for letting them hang with you! Looks like they are having lots of fun.; July 28, 2009
meegz said...: fun fun fun with cousins!:); July 28, 2009
Bart said...: It's good to have frriends and it's doubly good when they are cousins. WE love you all.

Grandpa Bart; July 28, 2009
Ginger said...: that looks like a fun park!; July 31, 2009
M.E. said...: kids are so cute. having FUN!! I like that park..; August 03, 2009

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