More of the Island

Payton lost his 6th tooth at the RV camp we stayed at. Really, he pulled it out and then went to rinse it and it fell down the drain! Luckily, the toothfairy still comes. However, she doesn't pay up. In our house she is stingy... she must have to dig deep into her pockets by the time she comes to our house because all the neighbor kids get like 5 dollars a tooth while our kids only get 1-2 dollars! How much does your toothfairy pay?

Above is the horseshoe crab. My stupid camera doesn't take good pictures... thats why Im waiting for some of Robyn's pics to add. The horseshoe crab is a descendent of spiders and scorpions. Can you see why? They use their claws or whatever you call them to push their food directly into their stomach. Oooo!

My camera is a descendent of the first ones ever invented! The picture below, of the boys in the pool, is seriously ridiculous! It's like the lens is looking through a funny mirror at the circus. Silly!

Above, Noah and Payton are checking out animal life of the marsh lands with their new binoculars!

They call this type of horse a pinto horse.

The Maryland state flower, Black-eyed Susan's, make a beautiful border of the sign and nice backdrop for the boys. It took us 3 and 1/2 hours to get here from our house, and that's with good traffic!

the fawn

We bumped into Becky Johnson and her family at the marsh lands of the island. They were crabbing.

Amazing to see how close they come to your car and to you! Since they block the road and cause a traffic jam, we decided to get a closer look! We were in their way of grazing so didn't stay out of the car for long.