Sunday, May 8, 2016

swinging

 spruce tips

 pajamas, helping Daddy before bed, captured by trail camera

 lost another tooth, leaving it for the tooth fairy in a colorful pouch

 We spent Mother's Day weekend in Seward with two other Waldorf families. Two of us mommies and the five kids traveled to Seward on Saturday morning by train, from Girdwood, while the daddies drove down trucks with camping gear and dogs. We camped near the water and went to the Sea Life Center and had lunch in Seward on Sunday before heading home.

On the train:


There was a curve here in the track, so we in the middle of the train could take a picture of the engine.






On the rocky beach by the camp site, high tide



Daddy took down kayaks and paddled Saturday afternoon

Big trees in the campsite (I think Sitka spruce)




Sea Life Center







Rosemary immediately tried to bite the octopus made out of beachcombed trash



Reading a dinosaur book at a coffee shop. This is after the Sea Life Center but before lunch, and Ava is very tired.




Seward Brewing Co. for lunch. Rosemary was very busy, but Ava immediately fell asleep on my lap, and we had to take her lunch to go.


Taking a break on Turnagain Pass on our way home. Pussywillows there just starting.

Rosemary inventing downhill trail hopping, which is terrifying for the parents


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