the mighty max update: camp sealth (#4)

Monday, May 27, 2013

camp sealth (#4)

I've never seen Max get so dirty before...it was awesome!!!

Then Max decided to join in on the fun down the hill.

And Max decided that rolling down the hill (over and over and over again) was his new favorite activity...even if it meant rolling right through a whiffle ball game. :)

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