When it seemed they were at the end of the trail, Scarlett and Del shimmied out of the cab and stood in the snow. It was apparent this would be a rather miserable hike for Delphine as it was cold and the snow was deep. She had at least noticed that she'd regained some if her stamina back after that deep clean Seymour had done, but the hike would still be taxing. When the truck was all prepared, they set off on their path following the train tracks up to the mine.<br/><br/>Sheri looked up when Charles came in the room and smiled at him. "Yes. Even with some assistance, it's still the simplest way fo feed a child. No mixing formula or getting it to the right temperature, you just let them go for it." She thanked him for the toast and took a bite, careful not to get crumbs all over Lydia. "It seems so, though she's still too young to have any real sense of object permanence so maybe she hasn't even noticed that her parents aren't around right now." She suggested as the baby truly just seemed content to be around whoever was around. When Charles moved the cap off, she chuckled at the sight of her wild and crazy hair. "Good thing your Mama packed that hairbrush, Missy."