New York part 2

 Roasting hotdogs, marshmallows, cooking breakfast, etc.. you name it and they cooked it in the fire pit on the hill.

 Finding a great love for the workbench

 Andrew was the only one to venture further than the bottom branch, and he would have kept going if it wasn't for his paranoid mother who thought he might fall out of the tree.

 When did he grow up?

 Seriously, Andrew- we can not keep the boy clean!

 We took the train into NYC one VERY HOT AND HUMID day.

 Ground Zero

 Trinity Church- I loved the ornate carvings in the front door and old head stones in the cemetary. It is always amazing this church sits right in the heart of Wall Street, yet it is quiet and peaceful. Unfortunately, noon mass was being held, so we couldn't take pictures. The boys were somewhat facinated by the events taking place in mass, but somewhat surprised there was a commonality in mass and our Sacrament Service.

 Fedral Hall on Wall Street

 The Church is making a large media push in NYC, this is the billboard in Times Square. There were many smaller ads on the tops of the taxis.

Getting punchy on the train trip home. We were all exhausted- the humidity zapped us- but we enjoyed our day.