The agriculture in the Willamette Valley is very diverse. That's a field of pumpkins on the horizon.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Pumpkins
Amtrak Cascades
Rob took the Amtrak Cascades train from Eugene to Portland. This view is looking west toward the Coastal Range. It was a beautiful morning. This trip was a big contrast to Rob and Jane's ride through the Alps in Switzerland.
Breakfast Time
Dee Dee and Rob dropped Pop Pop off at the dining room before heading to the train station where Rob caught the train to Portland. The food at Sheldon Park is great, and Pop Pop has a good group of meal companions.
Sheldon Park
Pop Pop is getting settled in his new apartment at Sheldon Park. He moved in on Monday, September 20, and he's quickly learning his way around. It helps to have his comfortable recliner. What a difference a few days can make!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Family Gathering
Pop Pop and Dee Dee were happy to welcome Rob and Dan to Eugene. Pop Pop was in the hospital after a fall that was followed by a couple of painful nights at home. The care in the "Clinical Decisions Unit" was great.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Quiet Time
Nate is gradually getting more comfortable with people other than his mommy. Here Grandma gives him his morning bottle.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Friday, September 9, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Lake Geneva
We took a boat like this from Montreux to Ouchy, the port for Lausanne. We enjoyed some wine beside the lake after we arrived.
Chateau de Chillon
On a rainy Monday morning we visited Chateau de Chillon, which is just east of Montreux. This picture is from the top of the keep, the highest point in the castle. By late morning the sun was peeking through the clouds
Saturday, September 3, 2011
The Congress Ends
On Friday we gathered outside the ETH (the Congess venue) to take trams to the farewell dinner. This university has 24 Nobel Prize winners. Albert Einstein is one of them. He was a student here from 1896 to 1900. On Saturday afternoon we walked by his apartment in Bern.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Organic Lettuce
This afternoon we visited a very large organic vegetable farm. This is a field of lettuce that will soon be ready to ship to supermarkets.
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