Rich's brother Allen has a Ukulele at camp, so Alex will borrow it for the school year. He's already got "Somewhere over the Rainbow" in good shape!
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Alexander...
...from Bromma, a borough of Stockholm, Sweden. Alex plays guitar and is learning the piano and the ukulele. He's also a soccer player. (Some photos are hyperlinked)
Peter...
...from the city of Aarhus, Denmark. He's a passionate fan of music, including Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, and the Danish reggae band, BliGlad. Peter is also into politics and is a supporter of Barack Obama whom he heard speak in Berlin in mid-July.
Their host....
Rich Kent of Rumford, Maine USA
... his day job
Rumford home
Alexander and Peter's American home... Built in 1906, Rich's home has been a training center and home-base for many athletes over the years. The local ski area, Black Mountain of Maine, hosts many large-scale Nordic ski events. 728 Prospect Avenue in Rumford welcomes all!
...and Lake Webb.
The Kent Family's lake cabins are on Lake Webb.... Here's a late July evening on Burt's Point, Webb Lake, Weld, Maine, USA
Rich's grandparents (F. Allen & Leila Shaw Burt) from Boston came to Lake Webb in the 1920s. Since that time, the Kent family has come to Weld for summer holidays. All of the Kents grew up on the lake during the summer time.
Lake Webb Family Cabins....
The Edwards' Camp is named after our long-time friends, Jane and Bob Edwards.
The Kent Camp--built in the 1940s by our grandparents for the Kent Family.
The Little House, the first cabin built in the 1920s. It's winterized and makes for a great ice fishing, snowmobile, and ski house....
The Kent brothers @ Weld
Every summer the Kents gather in Weld on Lake Webb.
Our favorite sister Barbara and husband Ken, also known as Mr. President....
Brother Allen and Anna
Pam and Fred Kent
Pam and Fred manage Rumford's Countryside Animal Hospital....
Barbara, Pam, and Anne
A few of the Kent kids
Ryan and Tyler Kent steering twin cousins Alban and Aidan Michaud.
4 comments:
The happiness-factor goes up in Scandinavia every time there are new pictures on this weblog.
Mette :-)
Mette! I totally agree with you. Now when we are used to fresh photos almost every day, a few days of foto drought, seems unsufferable
Ah! Too much pressure on us to produce! I've got to get the boys a bit more involved with this blog adventure--I fear that I have "enabled" them by doing too much! Ah well, if that's the worst thing that happens, we're fine. I tried to get Alexander to take his camera last night when they went to a movie night at a friend's house, but Peter said, "We'll look like tourists!" :>)
Oh, yes , we do hope the boys will feel the pressure from Scandinavia. Just a few more weeks. Then we might relax a bit. Maybe..
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