Gravel Beach Classic

Here are the pictures from the Everett Clan Gravel Beach Classic!! I know everyone has been on pins and needles waiting for these to post to the blog (for those of you who check the blog). The pins and needles are probably less painful than looking at these.



The dumb hat competition.


Contemplating his golf strategy and wondering how his hat will do.


Father and son moment. Don't worry, there are also mother/daughter moments & father/daughter moments & mother/son moments. What a family!


This is Gale's "I hit the stupid ball wrong" face.


Several shots of the family T-ball Tournament.











"If we collaborate I'm sure we can find the green somewhere."


It's so hard to clip Dave in the head.


There, that's better.


They look way better from this angle.


Waiting for Golfdot.


Where did it go?


More of the T-ball Tournament.





It's true, we're hot and we know it!


Advice from the coach.


See my new tongue ring!


In this game the glove is EVERYTHING.


The coach says "Give it up!"


"Did anyone see where it went?"


Crouching Tiger, Hidden Golf Ball.


Displaying the proper form.


Not displaying proper form.


Confused about proper form.


Michael's trying to hide, but not doing a very good job of it. I think I'll send him to hiding school.


This is Michael demonstrating the proper napping form. Exciting party.


The excitement is catching on!

Harris Bridge Winery

Here are a few pictures of Harris Bridge and Michael playing at the Harris Bridge Winery.


This is Harris Bridge from the property of Harris Bridge Winery.


Michael playing mandolin at the winery.


The creek that flows under the bridge.


Some flowers on a tree near the bridge.

McDowell Creek Falls

Pictures from the McDowell Creek Falls outing.


This is McDowell Creek.


Another view of McDowell Creek.


A little falls in the creek.


Here is McDowell Creek Falls. I guess we went at the wrong time. I was told by another visitor that if we had gone right after a heavy rain it would look a lot more impressive.


Michael on one of the many bridges crossing the creek.


Another picture of McDowell Creek.


A flower we saw along the trail.