
Me with all the grandchildren 11 in all.

This was the ladies day out. We went to the Winterthur museum, where we watched lots of American antic furniture. Then a nice lunch at Buckley's tavern and then to the Brandywine art gallery. An old watermill turned into a museum. They had a lot of Andrew Wyeth's paintings and some other very nice paintings. I could not find a reproduction of my favorite landscape. All in all an enjoyable day.

An example of their flower arrangements.

The guys were in charge of looking after the children. Trevor came home so here is a picture of him in action.

You can see Quincy is just as busy keeping the children in line. Maybe they have a secret to baby sitting that we need to learn.































Every time I would try to take a nap Doug would come over and pull m y hair or something similar. Note that we have the same hair color.
A last picture of swans. aren't they majestic?
My sister Carla at 63. she is keeping very well
My niece Kristina and her family.
This is a swan with her swanling.
My niece Annitta and her children.
Evening picture of Roskilde cathedral. We went here twice to hear free organ concerts.
Modern day windmills and old burial mounds. See how well old and new go together?
We went to a museum where they had an exhibit of a rare type of Danish embroidery called Hedebo. Every piece was exquisite.
Rosenborg Castle where they keep the crown jewels. This castle was built by Christian4th.
Old fashioned windmill at the museum
Aren't they gorgeous?
My sister Carla near a field of poppies. they were everywhere and looked so beautiful.
View of the ocean from my cousin's summer house.
My cousin doris her husband and mother. we had not see each other since 1960
Having lunch with my cousin Doris, her husband Bent and my Faster Vera her mother. We had a wonderful lunch at an historic inn near Odense.
Old burial mounts. This picture was taken about 9pm
Typical farmhouse in half timber.
Trip ,to Frilands museet where they have transferred several farms from various parts of Denmark and Souther Sweden and one from Northern Germany. Here you have a couple of workers in period customes.
We had a great bonfire once they got it started and you could see other bonfires around the waters edge.
You can see how hot it was on the longest day of the year. I guess that is why they celebrate it with bonfires, so they can keep warm.