Poor Julie, she is the only one in the Mulford family who does not have a geographic name! But the GeoKids are proud of their distinctive name and the heritage of their father, Vally, whose name started it all. To prove the point, they are arrayed in the picture below in true "round the world" fashion! Now didn't I tell you Julie was an ace photographer?

Problem is, she now has the Texas accent and the Canadian accent a bit run together; let's see if you can follow the way these children [Note she brought in a couple of "ringers!"] are arranged in the photo. From the top and then anti-clockwise (see what I mean about the accent?) they are: Torrey Kanyin, Rydge Blue, a friend-Zach, Raveen Aspen, Desert Kas, and a friend-Josh. Got that? If not, check out the next picture!

Just to give Grandmother Nina something to ooh and aaah over, we are putting up a few other pictures of her grandchildren. If you want to copy one of these, just right click on the picture anywhere, and tell your system what folder to save it in.

And, of course, since grandma Cooke may not understand Canadian parlance, the names for this picture are arranged across the page from the left, Rydge Blue, Raveen Aspen, and Torrey Kanyin. For a closeup of Desert Kas, go to the next picture.

Now, if you have been wondering what a kid named Desert looks like, you will have to wonder no more. Here is Desert Kas with that certain twinkle in his eye! First a smallish one, then a larger that I created from the giant one Julie provided. The next shot is a couple of kids on a horse.

This next set of pictures is a demo of Julie's fabulous talent with her Photoshop program; She needed a picture of Raveen on a horse for a birthday card; so she just painted Torrey out of the background. The two shots show the progress of her work.

If you wish, you may simply return to the first picture Or go to the top of the page and start over.