As I mentioned in one of last week's posts, it's hard to take a bad picture of Jedburgh Abbey. Here's a few more photos, this time focusing on family instead of the architecture.
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I'd show you what Jack's photo looks like, but you can't see much of anything past his fingers covering the lens. |
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I'm yelling, "Jackson, look up here!" Kate and Jack ignore me. |
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Showing off some dance moves: Just slide, baby, slide, just slide, baby, slide. |
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This picture illustrates the frustrations joy of photographing toddlers. Jack ran away as I took the photo. I had neither rope nor duct tape on hand to position him. |
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A ghostly apparition haunts Kate, Grammar, and Jackson. |
I think ruins provide some of the best kinds of sightseeing experiences for children: areas to climb and explore, smaller crowds, and fodder for imaginations to run wild.
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