Monday, April 5, 2010

Stop 4: Remember this tower from our trip in 2008? Leisha so boldly climbed it while I stayed in the car with Emma. Well now it was my turn which was no big deal. However, Marion also climbed it, and she is afraid of heights!
You can see the van on the right way at the bottom...
What a gorgeous view over the battlefield.
And Marion clinging for her life to the center of the tower. I don't think she really experienced the "view".
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Stop 5: The Gettysburg National Cemetery. This is a military cemetery with graves for lots of wars, not just the civil war. Like these WWII and WWI markers. Emma's "calm" moment
All the girls in front of the magnolia tree. Notice the first picture with Nora in it for the trip...
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More cemetery shots. Proof that Nora was with us!
Leisha rocking the peanut shell.
Emma and Gramimi play hide and seek.
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One more batch of cemetery shots. Emma loves daddy's hat!
Playing helicopter!
Emma wanted to stick her face up to the cannon hole and shout "hello in there!" She was so sad to leave the cannons behind and said that she missed the cannons.
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Day 2! We started with a side trip to Hershey and the Chocolate World!
And a nice feeding at a local ball park. Nora's hair is getting lighter. Maybe it will be brown. Who knows!
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Driving through Lancaster county toward Intercourse PA. Covered bridge! Some Amish pictures!
Hanging the clothes out to dry.
A couple old guys chatting it up on the side of the road.
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Sunday, April 4, 2010

Some more Lancaster County shots on our way to Intercourse PA.
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Emma checks out the farm in Intercourse PA. She loved the chickens. Small one!!!!
Nora getting a bath back at the hotel.
She really loves it and was relaxing. I thought she would fall asleep!
Check the older posts for 2 more of Harmony PA!
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On our way home we make a stop in Harmony PA. We enjoyed a picnic while Nora ate. Emma didn't want to sit still for a picture at the Priesthood Restoration memorial.
However, she didn't have a problem chilling out on the tombstones.
The grave of Joseph and Emma's infant child, next to Emma's parents
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Walking down to the Susquehana River where Joseph and Oliver would have recieved the priesthood and then baptized each other.
It was a little murky and flooded, but still a pretty site.
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