Raspberry Picking

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Just another free and exciting thing we get to do in Alaska- RASPBERRY PICKING!

Raspberries
Picking raspberries is hard- You want to eat them all!

Big ole smile
Autumn was sort of picking raspberries.

Climbing through the grass
Trying to get through the grass to get to me. When Sean left her there, she put her hands to her mouth and gave this look like, Oh no!

Ewwwww
Once she got near the raspberries though, she was like, ewwwwww Do I have to touch that?

You come here
Dad, you come here now!

Recovering
Autumn went tumbling down that hill behind them. She rolled quite a few times before she stopped. Sean dusted her off and told her to shake it off.

Picking Raspberries
Finally, she grabs a raspberry.

Rocks in the raspberries
But somehow, it turned into a rock when it was time to put it in the bucket.

Thinking about being bad
That is a giant mud puddle in front of her. I wonder what she is thinking right about now.

Being bad
My little angel girl only splashed around enough to get the bottom of her shoes dirty. I can live with that!

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Megan said…
Aw! You guys take Autumn to do such great stuff! The raspberries just grow wild like that out there? How neat.
August 8, 2009 at 8:47 PM
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