All my readers...
ok. family.....
Here's some of the pictures I took of Grandma and Grandpa Hatfields home...
I need some feedback on which one you like best for a backdrop for pictures to be taken at the Hatfield Reunion... Please leave a comment and let me know which 3 pictures you like best....
Thanks...I love you all...

#1
The door frame above the front door....

#2
Their mailbox....
I remember getting the mail for grandma ....
Can't believe it's still there....
#3
The eastside of the house...
I think the bricks look really cool...

#4
The shade tree....
Our family tree?.....
#5
A different shot of the tree...
#6
Another shot of the tree with the leaves...
Our family tree lives on.....
#7
The initials carved in the house...
Cloid or Craig ....only they know....
#8
The old red truck handle....
Can't you see mom driving it over to BYU....Memories....

#9
The window opener thingy....on the old red truck....

#10
Another shot of the red truck....

#11
The steering wheel in the old red truck...

#12
A door on one of the old buildings by the barn....

#13
An old nail in the barn....
Do you think Grandpa put that nail in?....

#14
On old can in the barn....
I wonder what Linseed oil is used for...

#15
The tractor.....
How many of us remember riding
or playing on it?
It looks old and tired from many
years of work.......

#16
Another shot of the tractor that includes the barn....
Don't you just wonder if Grandpa is going to come out of
the house, hop on the tractor and get the fields ready....

#17
An old forgotten piece of farm equipment....

#18
A broken pitch fork....
How many times did Grandpa use this to
feed the animals on the farm....
If it could only tell us stories....

#19
Another forgotten farm tool?
What is it? Does anybody know?

#20
three old horseshoes....Did any of them belong to Crowder?
(not sure how he spelled it)....What ever happened to him?

#21
The old truck.....
It needs to be washed and polished...
The red has faded to brown...
Do you remember playing in it?.....
going away on adventures......

#22
The west side of the Hatfield house....
What beautiful bricks...
Browns, reds and oranges....
This is just a sampling of the pictures that I took. I wanted to do a full shot of the house but Steven and Janine's car was parked on the front lawn and they weren't home. We sure had lots of fun memories that we made at Grandma and Grandpa's home.......
1. Night games in the summer when the Goodman's came
2. Playing in the irrigation water
3. Sitting under the shade tree....staying cool...
4. Drinking Tab with Grandma on the front porch
5. Making home made ice cream for Christmas Eve dinner
6. Helping Grandma pull weeds in her flower garden (so sad it's gone)
7. Family parties....
8. Christmas Eve...watching out Craig's bedroom window for Santa
9. Grandma's chili and ham....
10. Sweet rolls...
11. Eggs cooked in bacon grease.....
12. Searching for our Easter bunnies.....
13. Learning to can fruit.....
14. Gathering eggs from the chicken coop....
15. Watching Grandpa working in the fields...
16. Getting yelled at for playing in the fields...
17. Killing the chickens.....sad day.....
18. Planting and harvesting potatoes after Grandpa died...
19. Singing in front of Grandma's mirror and her singing the Miss America song
20. Getting a treat from the dog...
21. The silver fridge....
22. Washing dishes and looking out the window and seeing the beautiful mountains..
23. Taking Grandma to the grocery store in her old buick...
24. The white fuzzy wall paper in the living room..
25. Grandpa's chair...
26. Walking with Grandpa....
27. The blue wall paper in the kitchen....
28. feeling loved .....
29. Cousins, Aunts and Uncles....
30. Sleepovers...
31. Silver dollars....
32. Going down the cellar to get jars of fruit...
I could go on all night but it's actually one in the morning and work comes soon.
I have so many incredible memories of the Hatfield family. I always thought that we were so lucky to have such an amazing family. We did so many fun things together especially when the Goodman's came. I am grateful for my heritage and that my ancestors provided such an abundance that we have all been blessed by. I feel proud to say I am a Hatfield...