During the afternoon Lauren and Bob took us to see the butterfly and flower gardens at the Indianapolis Zoo. While we lived in Indianapolis, we had never taken advantage of this truly amazing attraction.

We were fortunate to get to see our nephew Gabriel who now has his own place.

Today we are in Indianapolis visiting with Lauren (Jeanine’s sister) and Bob. Pictured here is our niece Erica.

The girls squeeze into some of Gina’s tiny furniture.

Sam was always cute and now has turned into a real beauty.

Nicolai took a special interest in his new cousin and was very tender with him.

Everyone takes a turn feeding Dom who seemed to enjoy each feeding.

Dom is a total cutie and one of the most tranquil babies I have ever met.

The main attraction was 3 month old Dominic.

On the way to Indianapolis, we stopped in Chicago to visit Gina and Vincent. Pictured here are second cousins Tony & Nick (Rob and Jen) with JD & Samantha (Vinny and Janelle).

The entire Bayside camp poses for one last photo until next year.

Stone Manor, one of the nicer homes on the lake as viewed from the path. Lake Geneva remains a summer retreat for many of Chicago’s elite.

A nice little art shot of the lake. These flowers mark the entrance to a 28-mile path which you can follow around the entire lake.

This morning, I drove into the city of Lake Geneva where I was joined several hours later by Jeanine and a group of adults from the camp who made the 9 mile trek on foot. They were all very pleased to see me or rather the van I was driving.