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Anne with Elizabeth.
6th September 2006.
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Valerie with Rachel.
6th September 2006
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Elizabeth (left) and Rachel (right).
26th September 2006.
Elizabeth is the serious one and wonders just what is going on as there has been a minor change in the usual procedures. Rachel doesn't care.
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Rachel. 6th December 2006.
A very happy baby!
I had some difficulty resolving her dark hair from the chair. After many experiments with gamma, brightness and contrast to no avail, finally RegiStax's tone mapping came to the rescue. However if you have a low-gamma monitor, you may still not be able to see the difference, so move your mouse over the picture to see a picture with the gamma increased to 1.4. This resolves the hair at the loss of some contrast in other areas.
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Elizabeth. 8th December 2006.
She does smile sometimes....
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Elizabeth. 3 months.
I told you she could smile!
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Rachel. 3 months.
And Rachel can look serious....
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3 months.
They are beginning to recognise each other.
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Rachel. 4½ months.
Both children enjoy this play arch.
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Elizabeth. 4½ months.
And they both enjoy these little seats that keep them upright.
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6 months.
"Who's that just come in?".
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6¾ months.
"Hello, Sister!".
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8 months.
Sitting in the garden. No little seats needed now.
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9 months.
Rachel, on the left, looks as though she is about to crawl, but not quite yet.
Elizabeth, on the right, doesn't need to because she can get where she wants to go by rolling.
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10 months.
Rachel, on the left, is standing with support.
Elizabeth, on the right, not yet!.
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