We had a great time in Fairview. I decided to take the boys there because John was going to be at Youth Church camp all week. I like to visit family when he is going to be gone for a while. I went to Mesquite to be with my family when John went to Russia in May and now we have visited Daddy's side of the family. It was a fun and busy week.
One evening we went to visit the historical society. Grandpa met us out there with the cub cadet. We rode around in it and Noah really enjoyed that. One of the stops we made was Noah's Great Great Grandpa Wohlgemuth's house. It was moved out to the historical society for show. Pretty neat!
One of Noah's favorite parts of the tour was the huge trains. This is the back of the coal car. He wanted to climb up...already trying to scare Grammy and Mommy!
Here is the caboose that the society got for free. They plan on fixing it up. Can't wait to see it complete! Marva's friend Sarah is holding Noah in the front of it. 
Noah and I had to take a picture on the train. We climbed up there and peeked around a little. It was so high! I don't think I am as much as a dare devil as I used to be. I sure wouldn't mind being in Heaven (falling off it) but now I think of my husband and boys that I would leave behind. :(
Noah had to wear his Thomas outfit for the visit!
Here is the engine from the front. It is huge!
We also saw a old tractor. Noah loves tractors so I had to get a pic of him. It was kinda hard for him to look into the sun for the picture...
Here is Grammy, Grandpa, Noah, and Sarah on the cub cadet. 
This is a suspension bridge that Grandpa helped build nearly 20 years ago. Noah loved running across it. There is a bridge like this (that bounces) at the playground in Weatherford and Noah loves it. It was fun to see him bouncing on a bigger version!
It blessed my heart to see Noah playing with his brother. He had so much fun. He kept pushing Luke around house and wanted to do it again and again. I can foresee Noah really enjoying playing with Luke as he gets older. Noah just loves playing with other kids and will enjoy having a brother around to play with. 
Thanks Grandpa, Nana, and Grammy for such a good time! We love you all!
One evening we went to visit the historical society. Grandpa met us out there with the cub cadet. We rode around in it and Noah really enjoyed that. One of the stops we made was Noah's Great Great Grandpa Wohlgemuth's house. It was moved out to the historical society for show. Pretty neat!
One of Noah's favorite parts of the tour was the huge trains. This is the back of the coal car. He wanted to climb up...already trying to scare Grammy and Mommy!
Here is the caboose that the society got for free. They plan on fixing it up. Can't wait to see it complete! Marva's friend Sarah is holding Noah in the front of it. 
Noah and I had to take a picture on the train. We climbed up there and peeked around a little. It was so high! I don't think I am as much as a dare devil as I used to be. I sure wouldn't mind being in Heaven (falling off it) but now I think of my husband and boys that I would leave behind. :(Noah had to wear his Thomas outfit for the visit!
Here is the engine from the front. It is huge!
We also saw a old tractor. Noah loves tractors so I had to get a pic of him. It was kinda hard for him to look into the sun for the picture...
Here is Grammy, Grandpa, Noah, and Sarah on the cub cadet. 
This is a suspension bridge that Grandpa helped build nearly 20 years ago. Noah loved running across it. There is a bridge like this (that bounces) at the playground in Weatherford and Noah loves it. It was fun to see him bouncing on a bigger version!
It blessed my heart to see Noah playing with his brother. He had so much fun. He kept pushing Luke around house and wanted to do it again and again. I can foresee Noah really enjoying playing with Luke as he gets older. Noah just loves playing with other kids and will enjoy having a brother around to play with. 
Thanks Grandpa, Nana, and Grammy for such a good time! We love you all!
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