Camera Pictures

More pictures from the new camera ... just because I can take better pictures!  This is Rachel's cake from her baptism:

Silly girls having fun:

Ruger and Winnie enjoying some yogurt:

Couch hog!  We sure need a new couch; this one is gross after the dogs have spent time lounging around on it and using it as a spring board when they get the crazies:

Strike a pose Ruger!:

Yay, moon pictures!:

Birds on the fence - taken from inside the house:

Another Ruger pose:

Apple Farms

We took our niece and nephew up to the apple orchards.  Cali and Weston had fun, but I think we had more fun.

Weston hitching a ride on Doug's shoulders.  He had the best view around!

Weston was ready to call it quits.  He was a good sport though!  We ate a tri tip sandwich before finishing some apple shopping. I think he was ready for a nap after we filled his belly:

If I fit under the cart I probably would have crawled under there with him!:

Beautiful views all around:

Here are a couple more pictures when we picked up the dogs from the dog sitter.  This time the pictures are from the new camera.  Ruger is so tired!:

Pumpkin Patch

We went to the pumpkin patch after we finished shooting.  It was hard to enjoy a nice fall day at the pumpkin patch when it was 90 degrees outside.

Where's Doug???:

Ta-da!

This Halloween gourd is really cute, but we didn't spend the money to buy it:

Baby goats!  So cute!

I love my new camera!  I can get awesome pictures of flowers and not worry about it trying to focus on the background.  I love this one!:

Sunflower garden with a corn maze and zip line in the background:

Shooting

Pictures with the new camera.  Here is our swarm of bees.  I tried to call a beekeeper and a pest control company that relocates swarms.  Neither one of them could help, or they wanted to charge us $250, so I said no thanks!:

Shooting during our time off in October:

There is a military base fairly close by and it must have been lunch time since a few men in uniform showed up:

Our makeshift PVC target set up:

This Elmo doll was shot a number of times before we got there.  Doug set it up at the top of the hill.  When I shot it it fell over on it's side and then rolled down the hill.  It was hilarious and pitiful to watch.  I wish I caught it on video:

I know my hands are sore sometimes from typing so much, but this gun made them hurt a lot!  I only fired it a few times before I was done and didn't want to try again:

Flying brass!: