Riley was a young Albert Einstein.
Brock was a fireman. He didn't want to take his "firefighter's coat" off for three days. He wanted to take a bath in his coat and sleep in his helmet. As soon as the helmet went on he was no longer Brock, he was firefighter Rickley.
Will the real Einstein step forward? When Brock saw Riley with his mustache he said, "Riley, babies don't wear mustaches. Cars wear mustaches. Chick Hicks wears a mustache."
Riley ruled the roost in the hotel the night before we went through the park.
Riley and Gage on the trail to Hidden Lake at the top of Logan Pass
Brock was the man of the stairs. He hiked over a mile and at each step he would say, "no, I will do it myself." He was one hungry boy when we got back to the car.
The Going to the Sun Highway
We enjoyed the fog much more from above than when we were in the middle of it.
I went to get my hair cut the other day, and ran a few other errands, when I came home this is what I found. Brock was crying for Mommy, Riley was crying for Mommy, and Gage was taking pictures and laughing. What else is there to do but laugh?
Brock and cousin Andrew making smores. Brock wanted to make a smore without the marshmellow or the graham cracker.
Riley in Aunt Conny's swimming pool.
Brock in Uncle Monte's fire truck. He was in heaven.
Brock kissing one of Monte and Jennifer's rabbits 
We took a field trip to one of Grandpa Steve's wheat fields. 
This is Great Grandpa Carl Grossman. We were excited to see him. He had never met Riley before. Riley was born the same day that Great Grandma Grossman died on 9-30-07.
Riley and Grandma Nancy.
Aunt Megan reading the great adventures of Skippy Jon Jones.
Riley and cousin Kegan.
Cousins Kaitlin, Kourtney, and Brock getting ready for bed.
Gage overlooking the Shonkin Sag. This is one of the views on Gage's dad's ranch. Gage's dad farms the wheat fields in the valley. Gage is standing about 200 yards from a cliff where golden eagles nest each year. This year the nest was empty after having a cold wet May and June.
This is the view from a hilltop behind Gage's parents house. You can see their house, Lost Lake, and the Highwood Mountains. It was the best time of day, just as the sun starts to set. Square Butte which is the first of these two pictures is portrayed in some of Charlie M. Russell's paintings for anyone interested in western art.
This is Lost Lake. It is what remains from a waterfall found along the path of the old Missouri River. Scientists have come to study it because it is made of a rare form of granite. It is one of two or three places in the world where this type of granite can be found. They also say that back in its day it would have made Niagra Falls look small. The cliffs are approximately 200-300 feet in places. Gage's parent's house is about a quarter of a mile from where we took this picture.
Gage and Brock swinging, Brock doesn't like to swing by himself.
Brock was busy having conversations with the rocks, "Hi little Mr. Rock, We haven't seen you in a long time." Then he would pick it up and throw it in the water.
Riley has spikey hair... no matter what we do its stuck like that. We like it though!
