More from Iowa. While we were away we visited Lock and Dam 13 on the Mississippi. Although I have know Russ for 25 years (gulp) I have never visited the Lock and Dam. The kids have visited, but this was my first trip....and it did not disappoint. We were lucky enough to see a barge hauling grain move through the lock and dam. Here are some highlights. Also, if you would like to get a little more technical info on Lock and Dam 13 click HERE.
There was a little waiting involved and Kendall needed just a little TLC (it was lunch time).
Every year we try to get a picture of the grand kids for my mother-in-law, although I took a lot of shots this is the closest I could get to everyone looking at the camera.
...more waiting...
Finally the show....
This barge was headed for New Orleans and will have a couple week journey to get there! After we watched we headed home and took in a little scenery.
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Beautiful shots. I love the calm of the water, and the kids look like they are having a great time.
So pretty.....It's hard getting everyone to look, smile, sit...ect for a group shot!!! LOL It's hard with adults too!
Great shots, love her monkey hat :)
That sock monkey hat is the cutest! And what an awesome experience! Lovely photos.
Love all of the photos and that hat, well, a monkey hat..we all need one of those To cute :-)
Wow!! How very cool :) I have never seen anything like that before :) Darling pictures of your family... I love the sock monkey hat!! I need one for each of my monkey's! Happy Tuesday!!
Brrrr. It looks chilly!
But fascinating, too.
=)
What a neat place to see! Looks like a beautiful Iowa day! Great photo of all the grand kids. Their grandma will love it! :)
Wow...how cool. Looks like a great visit and cold too.
Enjoyed these Tiffany♥
Wow, that's quite the setup. The river sure looks wide there. Kendall looks adorable with her hat :)
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