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August, September, October ... Oh My!

I can't believe it's already October!

Since I haven't posted since early August, we have a lot of catching up to do. This may be a picture intensive post.... (Don't worry, I won't post every single picture, just the highlights!)

Second Half of August

San Francisco for work

Milwaukee Riverwalk

Milwaukee

Ren Faire

Ren Faire

Ren Faire

Ren Faire

Ren Faire

Ren Faire

MN State Fair (on the busiest day!)

September


Maddie


We had an awesome campfire party in September. I think we'll be making this a tradition!






S'more's any way you want them!

Banana Bread

Scout Lake

And now we get ready for October! There's a chill in the air and the leaves are starting to change. I love fall!





If you like my photography (and many of you tell me you do), PLEASE leave comments on my pictures throughout this year. I don't know if I'll be able to continue without that encouragement. Also needed will be suggestions for photography subjects or locations. I'm always looking for ideas!

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