The Dores and Dooley’s are in front of a water fall at Lake Keowee.
The Murthys with their mom on Grand Isle are enjoying the beach toady.
The 4th of July- the Basehoars in Dave’s Falls. Pic #5 is Joseph & MOM. Pic #6 is also Callie. Pic #7 is Andy with his girls.
#1 Adalynn on Lake Concordia. #2 Tanner behind the wheel of his dad’s boat. #3-5 Graham starting his career in golf. #6 Tanner and Graham at the farm picking carrots. #7 Graham with the goats. #8-9 Tanner and Graham searching the fields. #10 The last picture is Quinn with Fool.
Goats require an injection at least once a year. A new kid gets its first injection at three months old. The new kid requires a booster three weeks after the first injection. Our youngest kids were three months old last week, so this morning was injection day. Craig held the goats and Dr. Bruce gave the injections. We have a temporary pen that the goats enter happily when they see the food poured in the food trough. The smaller pen makes catching each goat much easier. Brenda is holding the injections in the picture below. The injection is for Tetanus and Clostridium.
Flowers on the fence are from the plants from Amelia and Quinn. The pumpkins are continuing to grow larger. Soon it will be time to use the tape measure on the pumpkins.
Watering all the plants has been extremely time consuming in this heat. Craig decided to install a sprinkler system on timers.
#1 Adalynn takes Graham for a swing. #2 Adalynn is trying to show Graham the big pumpkin. #3. Tanner and Graham are on big field.
#1 and 2 Grace performing on the steps of the National Bascilica of the Immaculate Conception. #3 and #4 Grace is marching with Dominican High School (New Orleans) in The National 4th of July parade in Washington DC. She is a member of the Flag Corps.
#1. Nick caught another baseball. #2 & #3 Aunt Carrie used the new goat cutters to cut out the cookies. #4 Aunt Carrie & G Checking out the pumpkins. #5 & #6 The lake showing an algae bloom and pollen (note the bubbles in the algae bloom. The yellow on top is the pollen.
