A cool thing happened the other day while looking through
Serg's art history book....
I think everyone knows that
Serg served 2 tours in Iraq, and well I know it too. But when I think of him serving, I think Iraq....hot and sandy, just a huge desert. As
Serg was looking through his art history book, he goes, "Kate, I've been here before. I took pictures of our team here" I just thought it was pretty neat. The picture was of The Ishtar Gate in Babylon. It was built during the reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II (604-562BC) That's so awesome!. So what he saw over there, wasn't just war. It was an awesome trip through history, that not many Americans will ever get a chance to take. It's a unique experience. I also think it will be cool for him to tell our kids that he actually got to see these places in person and not just in a book.
Our Campsite
Starting a fire...just as his eyebrows were starting to grow back...haha!
Cooking dinner....on a stick! mmmm :)
No there was no campsite accident or explosion. Just a time exposure on the camera!
Last weekend, Sergio and I went into the mountains of Pennsylvania to do some camping and photograph Ricketts Glen with beautiful fall colors. We had a blast! It got down around 30 degrees over night but we stayed warm! Kenzie came with us too and even as cold as it was, went swimming in the waterfalls! More pictures are on a slideshow to the right, password is rangel.
