This year's Equinox was appropriately named "It Still Moves" after last year's "Humdinger." I mean, it really is amazing that it still goes on after eleven years with these folks. I hope it never ends!
Tom, who is expecting his first baby at the end of January, came over to our house early in the morning to help us carry items up to the farm where the celebration was taking place.
Tom, who is expecting his first baby at the end of January, came over to our house early in the morning to help us carry items up to the farm where the celebration was taking place.
Jim decided to have Equinox cut into our fire barrel this year. Nice touch!
Let the festivities begin!
Trafton took his afternoon nap (you can see his crib in the lower right hand corner) in the field with all the action going on around him. Thank goodness this baby has always been a good sleeper! Uncle Jonathan arrived just as Trafton was waking up.
Aunt Melissa
Darkness settles in over the farm
Hard to see, but the horseshoe tournament went into the evening hours.
Jake, Chris, Joe
Kara and Greg (recently engaged!)
Karen and Trafton
Trafton hung in there until about 9:00. He was enjoying roaming the farm and getting as dirty as possible!
Watching Cabinet play from the hillside
Carrie, Jessica, Joe
Me and Jess
Carrie and Trafton
Fireside hanging
Waiting for Cabinet to start playing, the Benders got a front row seat.
Joe, Jonathan, Brett
Folks gathered around the bar
Cara and Jay
Cabinet takes the stage once again at Equinox!
Trafton really liked dancing on this bench with David.
He also liked playing in the hay right in front of the band.
He started to get tired and almost fell asleep in Greg's arms.
Trafton went to sleep in the tent without a single fuss. He is a very good camper!
Scott was nominated to give this year's Sangria Toast.
He did a great job getting us all to raise our glasses!
Everyone came to the stage area for the toast.
Then Cabinet got right into set number two!
Todd, the fiddle player, actually debuted a new instrument (this is not it in the picture) that he made himself called a fiddlelele (a fiddle made from a ukelele). It sounded wonderful.
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