In March we ate at the "Noisy Oyster" restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina on our way to Grandma & Papa's house in Bluffton, South Carolina.
The live oaks in South Carolina are old and huge.
Our team was #1 on Super Bowl Sunday.
... built forts with my friend Graham, and ...
Thank you for visiting,
Harrison Phillip
... ensured my Skylanders protected the steps leading to my bedroom, and ...
... was always ready for danger.
On July 4th we made a sign welcoming neighbors to our backyard party.
Grover always sat in the back seat of Grandma's 1977 Grand Prix. He needed some South Carolina sunshine.
Just before leaving for Brant Lake we visited Fort Jackson, a Civil War fort near Savannah, Georgia. It was a bit scary beneath the fort.
On the Schroon river near Brant Lake I love standing on rocks with my brother, and ...
In June again in South Carolina I hunted and listened for pirates, and ...
... fishing with my Dad at Starbuckville Dam, and ...
... just waiting for a trout was wonderful in the warm Adirondack sunshine.
... explored strange underground places.
In November Grandma & Papa visited my classroom for Grandparents Day. I really liked that.
After Thanksgiving Dinner Papa conducted a trivia contest; each correct answer earned one Dollar. I won.
And the fishing is always great in the nearby lagoons.
Near the last day of the year Papa took us on an adventure to Brownies Beach on the Chespeake Bay searching for 22 million year old Miocene shark's teeth. My cousins and I enjoyed that.
