
Looks vaguely familiar . . . oh yeah, that's because they looked exactly the same at Halloweekend 2 weeks ago!

The whole crew including friends Max and Ben before heading out.

With the cute decorations on the Rock's front porch.
Shawn and Beth were married on April 29, 1995 in Cincinnati, Ohio. In January of 1998, our first son Evan was born. Four years later on Valentines Day of 2002, Grant came into the world. To complete our family, Blake made his arrival in November of 2004.
Looks vaguely familiar . . . oh yeah, that's because they looked exactly the same at Halloweekend 2 weeks ago!
The whole crew including friends Max and Ben before heading out.
With the cute decorations on the Rock's front porch.
This is what you call "roughin' it" - Shawn and I's "all natural" look. No makeup etc... pure camping baby!!!
It's not a true Lil'Cass Reunion without a little euchre!
The kids organizing their plan of attack.
We used to go all out in decorating for Halloween - but our cabin here is affectionately referred to as the Bates Motel. Now we sit and watch the other campers spend hours and hours putting theirs together, then having to take it down less than 48 hours later.
We took along Evan's friend Max (back middle) - so squeezing these 4 boys up in the loft was cozy - but they all loved it!
Help!!! Everyone grab onto something - look how strong the winds are today! You're diggin' my trash bag raincoat though aren't ya?
Jake and Blake waiting somewhat patiently in the parking lot when we first got there.
They were so cute holding hands on the way in - we can use this for blackmail someday at each of their weddings (haha).
Checkin' out the animals (pregnant pigs here).
Blake on the hunt for the great pumpkin.
The hayride back from the pumpkin patch with his friend Caleb (on the left)
Jake and Blake playing with tractors in the sand.
Pitchforking the hay - yeah, Blake was lovin' this!
All these little learning stations (including the 2 above) were good teaching tools. Here are Blake and Jake (and Jake's mommy Shannon) putting the bales of hay in the tractor trailers, then unloading them onto the lift and sending them up, up and away.
And of course Blake had to do it by himself too.
These were really cute horse swings made out of tires - Blake loved swinging on it.
Then it was on to the wooden horse - not as much fun as the one that you could swing on though.
And finally a ride around the track on the John Deere.