Just CLICK on either the list below or the preview images at the right to select from these online videos:

• A pair of chipmunks discover a giant strawberry and try to get it into their den.
• A squirrel gets into our "squirrel proof bird feeder" and then can't find his way back out!
• A cute little baby bunny rabbit shows up in our dog run - very little action, but a lot of cute.
• We visit the Puppy Sisters. They are BIG girls now!

  (NOTE: This is a 4 minute QuickTime video and thus may require a bit of download time if you do not have a broadband connection.)

• A video of The Puppy Sisters in a Tug of War - week 6 with us..
• The Puppy Sisters at play of the morning of July 24, 2010 - the end of week 4 with us.
• Row by Row - Showing how we make our garden grow here in North Carolina with our own musical accompaniment.
• A video slide show of our pre-Christmas snow of 2009.
• A video slide show of Janice's Birthday stroll at Reynolda Gardens.
• A video slide show of Fall Leaves arouond our neighborhood in Winston Salem, North Carolina.
• Grandma Baxter - A YouTube video including some sound movie footage from 1976 along with photographs taken of her throughout her life.
• Johnie & Marie Baxter's 70th Anniversary Intro - originally created as the introductory video on a DVD celebrating my parents', Johnie E. Baxter and Marie Attebery Baxter, 70th wedding anniversary on December 24, 2006.

Some Old Family Movie Clips

• Silent movie clips created by Carolyn and Bill Bennett in 1969 while on an Easter trip to visit her grandparents, John and Kate Baxter, in Naylor, Missouri. This is sure to be treasured by everyone involved or related for many years to come.
• A clip from the Bennett Family Movies. It shows the Bennett-Mayo-Blaylock-Baxter families opening presents Christmas 1968.
• The Carolyn Bennett Family Movies DVD showing Cindy Baxter (Rodney's wife) and her two young kids - Todd Baxter and Tracy Baxter - visiting in the Bennett home in Rockford, Illinois, sometime around 1969.

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Some of these are QuickTime videos. If they are marked as such and don't automatically start playing in your browser window, you need to download and install the FREE QuickTime Player. CLICK here for the Mac version, or the Windows version of the QuickTime Player. Others are larger sized YouTube videos (some of these and several other family videos are also available at YouTube.com) which requires the Adobe Flash Player to be installed on your computer.