Belmont Tunnel, built in 1920, is now only a road for cars, the trains travel a track just west of the tunnel.
Pa Pa and Jaydon were taking turns yelling into the tunnel.
Roger, Renee, and I took Jaydon to Belmont, Ne (South of Crawford) to see the helpers push the train. This is where the helpers release the trains and then head back to Crawford. We were standing on a bridge over the tracks which vibrated when the train went under. Jaydon was a little scared at first, but finally go out of the car to see the trains. He's never seen a train from the top before.Yesterday I helped him steady this little bike with no training wheels. Today, Josh comes in the house and says Jaydon is riding a 2-wheeler by himself. We've always known he is independent, but this is a little extreme. In addition to that, he started potty training himself yesterday at the pool and has stayed dry all day today as well. I guess some things just click at the right time!
Tony graduated from Chadron State College this May. CSC President, Janie Park, is handing him his diploma. She and her husband bought our house in Chadron when we moved. 
Family business in Crawford, NE.
Grandpa Roger getting ready for a new day.
Le Menu!
Have you ever heard a fox call in the middle of the night? It has had us up the last 2 nights. It doesn't sound like a dog or coyote. In fact, it doesn't sound like anything I have ever heard or could repeat. He has been crossing our backyard, but I don't know where he is going. Wish he would go home and let me sleep!
Josh, Jared, and Jaydon enjoyed the great weather while tubing. This was Jaydon's first time without a parent in the tube. He's growing up. Josh wanted dad to go slower, but Jaydon was yelling, "Faster, Dad, faster!!" 
All 3 boys in the tube with the mountains in the background.
We enjoyed playing frisbee and building a camp fire.
The boys roasted half a bag of marshmellows and half a package of hot dogs. They really like to cook over the open flames.
