September 2006 Archives

Katie introduces viewers to Glory, her family’s new kitten. She tells us different things Glory does and mentions her other cat’s adjustment process to having a new kitten in the home.

Lucas reports on a deer skull that he found in the woods. It turns out to be an eight-point buck.

Julia and her brother Adam report on the discovery of a mother turtle who laid eggs in their back yard.

A vicious rodent has been raiding Lucas’ family’s corn supply. Pitting their wit against the rats, his family purchased...a rat trap.

Lydia explains how she made beautiful placemats for her family’s dining table.

Grandpa Baker demonstrates how to load his 1851 Colt black powder pistol.

The zipper spider - also known as the black and yellow garden spider. Jaclyn points out a few of the unique characteristics that God has given to this arachnid.

Kirk recently discovered an old knife in the woods behind his house. The wooden handle has rotted away, but the blade is still there.

Latte: A shot of espresso, that has been poured into a cup, filled with steamed milk, and topped off with foamed milk. Josh & Justice demonstrate how to make a top-notch latte.

Join Lucas as he interviews local Henty experts Samuel and Joshua regarding their favorite G.A. Henty books.

Mark describes how he, along with his parents, seven siblings, and another family of ten, climbed to the top of Quandary Peak in Colorado — 14,265 feet above sea level.

Daniel demonstrates how to shoot a pellet gun, and explains some of the features of his Crossman American Classic, Model 1377.

J.J. and Josh explain the importance of safety gear when working in their dad’s workshop.