Back to my brother's home in Sebeka, MN, for another eight days of fun and games. It is so nice just to park the camper in Jim's yard. This way we just have to walk out the front door of their home to the front door of our home. One of the best things about that is, I can sleep in my own bed each night even if we stay up late to play games. We sure are going to miss not being around them for a while. But We will be back, because we fell in love with northern Minnesota.
Sebeka, Minnesota
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| Camping in Jim's yard. We like this type of camping, it is FREE |
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| The Moeller Boys. |
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| Jim attending to his bird feeders, and he has a lot of them. This is in his back yard where he can see them from his dinning room table. |
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| The apple tree where I got all the good ones for my pie. |
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| These are some nice looking apples. |
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| Bev's dad used this tree as a fence post many years ago when the tree was very young. You can see a piece of barbwire that the tree grown around. |
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| Kay found this big mushroom in Bev's flower garden. |
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| Bean Bag at Bev's sister Donna's home in Sebeka. |
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| David and Jim |
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| Donna and her son DJ |
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| Katie and Jim |
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| James and Ike, Danielle's sons. |
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| DJ getting the BBQ ready for the steaks. |
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| David, DJ's dad overseeing the operation. |
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| Danielle |
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| Donna - Kay - Danielle |
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| Donna is such a lovely person. |
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| Wild turkeys in the pasture behind Jim's home |
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| This pair of Sand Hill Cranes were in a field just south of Jim's home. |
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| Kay made me stop so she could take a picture of this MN wild life. |
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| After I got home and blew this picture of the white chicken up, I saw that it had a snake in its mouth. Now that is something that I have never seen before. |
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| Sunday brunch at Blueberry Pines Golf Club. Very good food. |
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| Jim - Kay - Marty |
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| Bev and Jim |
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| My lovely bride, Kay |
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| Verndale, MN the little town where Jim and myself went to have our hair cut. |
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| Jim getting his hair cut just like mine. I told him that I would pay for both haircuts. It came to $10 for both, but I did give the barber a $10 tip. |
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| Kay and Bev waiting for us to finish with the hair cuts. |
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| Kay getting the tomatoes ready to freeze. Bev had so many of them in her garden. |
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| Bev supervising the kitchen. |
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| Bev taught me how to make apple pie filling. This batch is for a 9 inch pie, 3/4 cup of flour, 1/2 cup of sugar, pinch of salt, 1/8 tsp of nutmeg, and 1/8 tsp of cinnamon. Mix it all up in a bowl and that pack it into a zip-lock bag, than lay it flat in the freezer. I made enough to make 4 pies. |
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| Time to get out of MN, the trees are already turning colors. |
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| Jim had to take Bev's car to the local mechanic to have a new water pump put in. |
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| The hay field just south of Jim's home. |
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| Max and Zoe had to go visit the cows. The fence line is Jim's back yard. |
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| Now this is a stand off. |
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| This young calf took a deep interest to Zoe. |
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| This is the only good restaurant in Sebeka |
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| Dinner with Jim, Bev and her sister Donna and husband David as well as friends Bruce and Jean Kinnunen |
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| Bruce and Jean Kinnunen |
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| Donna and her grandson Ike. |
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| Garrick, Donna's youngest grandson, I think that's superman ice cream. |
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| Donna Anderson, Bev's sister |
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| Donna's daughter Danielle |
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| Jim and Bev digging up potatoes from her garden for us to take with us when we leave. |
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| This is what is left of the cherry tomatoes after the first frost. |
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| The last of Bev's flowers in her garden |
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| Once again the good looking Moeller Boys. |
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