Fall Time (Part 1)

So I am breaking the month of October up into a few posts because there are so many pictures I didn't want to overwhelm you.

So to start my mom and Grandma Pratt came out to visit from Sept. 30- Oct. 7th. It was a BUSY week. My grandma can just go-go-go. She has more energy than Ethan. So we did A LOT while they were here.

The pictures aren't in chronological order, but I will try to get them in order by subject as best as I can!

Almost everyday I drive by this. It still takes my breath away, its so beautiful here!

Here is a closer shot of the river.

This is a building on Bryan's campus. It is called Williams Hall. This is just one of many beautiful buildings. I just didn't want to put up a million pictures so I picked my favorite. It is amazing the architecture they did hundreds of years ago. Its so ornate and beautiful!


Here are some scenic Vermont pictures. I love those black and white cows, I dont know what they are called. If you know, enlighten me!
So my grandma really wanted to visit a cemetery. And there are a lot of cemeteries around here. So while I had an appointment, my mom and Grandma and Ethan went and found a cute church with a cemetery right by it. Turns out they picked the best one in the state. The first Governor of Vermont was buried in it. Thomas Chittenden (we also live in Chittenden county). This is Ethan by his son's headstone. He is so funny, he just walked right up to it and said "take ethan's picture, grandma"
This is more of the Trapp Family Lodge. Its just so dang cute, quaint and perfect there!

This is a view from the Trapp Family Lodge.
This is pretty much what the whole state looks like. Seriously. Off the side of the freeway, by the airport...wherever you are, this is pretty much Vermont!
This is at the Apple Cider Mill. It is a cute place with a big cozy-home kind of gift shop. It has fresh apple cider and AMAZING apple cider donuts. And apple cider jelly...mmm....
And with my grandma Pratt
There wille more to come in a few days. With Stowe! The most perfect little town ever!