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| My neighbors got a trampoline about a month ago. The kids love it. I enjoy it, too. They jump even on the coldest days. It really does keep them healthy and happy and harmonious. I asked, if I could take photos. They said sure. I think they liked the attention.I took these photos today. Not exactly Spring Break, but close. |
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| This is the cousin and the youngest daughter. I don't know their names. We keep our distance, but we're friendly. Our neighborhood has vastly improved since the so called oil boom. Instead of a succession of drunks, and crankers, and rebid dogs and the police always coming around, we have a mellow family with 4 kids and relatives. |
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| Here are three of the kids and the cousin. I think they all get along really well. Two girls and two boys. Reminds me of my family growing up. |
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| The background is a bit chaotic. That's the way it is in the alley. |
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| Good exercise. Unfortunately the oldest girl fell through the unzipped screen and landed pretty hard on some lawn furniture and went inside crying. Ouch. My family had a trampoline without the screen. My sister jumped off and broke her arm. Today we've got the helmet, the seat-belt, etc. and the screen except when it's not zipped up. |
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| The cousin being the oldest had the most skills. |
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| And thus gave me this action series. |
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| With the help of the oldest son. |
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| I cropped for some portraits of everybody. I'm over my limit. Here's one. |
