June 14, 2007

Darby and Grayson in front of Mall of America

Mark and Grayson in front of the John H. Stevens House

This house is credited with being the first wooden structure west of the Mississippi River

Grayson and Darby by the statue of John Stevens

Grayson relaxing by the Minnehaha Falls

Grayson posing by the statue of Gunnar Wennerberg

Swedish poet, composer, educator, and statesman

this statue was donated to the city of Minneapolis in 1915

Darby being her cute self

Go Grayson go!

"The Family Truckster"

We rented this bicycle for 4 for an hour to ride through the park - it was a lot harder than it looks!

Taking a break and looking up toward the falls

Grayson stands in front of the Longfellow House Hospitality Center

Built in 1907, the house is a two-thirds scale replica of Longfellow's home in Cambridge, Mass.

Mark and Darby pose for the camera

Darby and Grayson pay the Minnehaha Train Depot a visit

Park Minnehaha is very tranquil and pretty

Tonight we headed out to the Atlanta Braves vs. Twins game in Minneapolis

Jeff Francoeur heads up to bat

We had high but good seats on the third base line