Lighthouse trip and more!

Playing at the heceta lighthouse beach. We have an Oregon Coast state park pass for the year, which means we can get in to all the lighthouses. SO we drove down from Newport to check out the Heceta Head one. Its about a 45 minute drive from Newport. Complete with beaches and a hike up to the lighthouse. Just a few of our favorite things to do :)

Heceta lighthouse- we missed going inside by 20 minutes. The hike to the top took to long.

Not one of my pictures.  I stole it from http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com. Anyways you walk from the beach up to the bed and breakfast ( where the lighthouse keepers also live) to the lighthouse.

Looking over the edge

Looking for whales and boats

Cash checking it out.

Dylan out of the stroller and crawling right toward the dog. He can say Dad and Dog so far. Hmmm.

Another attempt at a family photo.

June was the only one I could get to pose for me. Looking out over the heceta head beach.

Chill-in Dylan

Feeding ducks in Beaverton

Cash took off his hat and wow. What a mess. Somebody needed a haircut! So I took him in to get a haircut and while he was getting it done the entire time he was watching a boy with down syndrome who was saying hi to everyone and giving everyone hugs that came into the store. When we were leaving Cash points at the boys and in my mind Im thinking (please dont say anything mean) and Cash says as loud as he can, "Mom that boy is NICE!" Way to go Cash! 

More of Chill-in Dylan

Kyler loves his hat, and his monkey pajamas, but hates his hair dried. He had his hat on and in bed before I could grab him.

Cash getting the eggs. Notice the brown chicken. Cash has learned his lessen not to mess with that one while its on the nest. The brown chickens lay the blue eggs that the boys love.

Dylan playing on the tramp, the morning after the ER visit. Steri- strips, the doctor felt like they would leave less of a scar. (He pulled a stereo down by its cord on top of his pumpkin head.) Perry did an awesome job of getting the bleeding to stop (the cut is a full thickness cut- goes to the skull) loading all the boys into the car and driving to the ER. I was at work so I had one of my friends cover for me and I went downstairs and checked the kid in before he got there. All the nurses loved him. He never cried even with all the scrubbing. He whimpered a little but never a full out cry. Must be born to play sports. Tough kid!