The first picture is of Wyatt crying, obviously. He did pretty good travelling, but when he was tired or hungry, he complained. Life isn't always roses! :)
The second picture is of the church Mike spoke at - and the whole purpose of our trip! We arrived at the church just after 3 pm on Saturday afternoon and got a quick tour of it. It had a total of fourteen benches, seven on each side of the aisle. I think each bench would comfortably seat five people. After church on Sunday, we went down to the basement and ate a potluck lunch together. Including the seven of us, I think the total attendance for church that morning was 35.
Here are the kids eating the trail mix we made on Friday afternoon.
Below...the four older children slept in the same room at the house we were staying at. It was a newer house built by a couple who go to the church pictured above. They had built it as their retirement home, but then the mining company came along and pretty much turned their lives upside down. Anyway, they had moved out in fall since a house had pretty much fallen into their laps. In the meantime, this house will stand empty until the mining company takes over in October 2011. Here are Caleb and Joshua - and Wyatt - in their "bed".
Sam the dog. He was a BIG hit with Caleb & Joshua!
Below, the Saskatchewan sign as we drove into Saskatchewan. The weather in Manitoba was a little blustery and the Yellowhead highway was rather snowy, but it cleared up as we headed into Saskatchewan and the highways improved to perfect driving conditions.
A pram for Natalee's dollies!!! So much fun for her! Don't tell anyone, but I also saw Caleb and Joshua pushing it around too! :)
At the family's home where we went for supper on Saturday evening, there was an amazing homemade rocking horse. Andrew really enjoyed it. I was tempted to try it out too, but I didn't think that would be appropriate.