Family Time!

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After the battlefields, it was time to meet up with family. We headed down from the Pennsylvania mountains and ran into the smoke from the Canadian wildfires. It was crazy, the sun was trying to shine, but all we could see was smoke. Scroll through the pictures below to see just how bad it was.

Our first family stop was in Pennsylvania to meet our great niece and visit with my niece and her husband. We got to driveway dock at their house so it was super convenient!

We finally got to meet Eleanor James Devlin. She was born on November 12, 2023 and goes by her preferred her nickname, Nora!

We had a great time hanging out with Katie, Rob & Nora.

Cole wasn’t sure what to make of Nora, but he quickly decided that he needed to be her protector. Every morning when we got up, he immediately ran to the house door to check on his baby and make sure she was doing ok.

He also loved getting the scraps of food that Nora was done with!

Nora had a great time checking out Dash. She is ready to take over the driving or navigating duties when ever we need her!

Before we knew it is was time go head off to our next stop.

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