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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Day trip to Palanga

On Sunday we took a day trip to the nearby town of Palanga. We hopped on a bus for the 20 minute ride there. Palanga is a little resort town with a great beach. We spent the morning walking through the Botanical Garden park. There were beautiful paths to walk on and lots of ducks and swans for the kids to look at. I am amazed we managed to keep Owen out of the water! It was a very peaceful place. In the middle of the park was the Amber museum. Kevin took a little look in there while I kept walking with the kids.


We then headed for the beach. The kids both were quite excited to be playing in the sand. We put our toes in the Baltic Sea but the water was way too cold to swim in (although we did see a few crazy people attempt it!)




After our time at the beach, both kids crashed in the stroller. This stroller is not the greatest for sleeping in but they don't seem to mind. (The stroller has been working great for us though - thanks Tara!!)


We then walked out the pier for a while. There were lots of fishermen fishing and we did see one man catch a small fish. Kendra thought that was pretty cool!

Finally, we ended our day walking along the market / pedestrian street and Kendra finally got her ride on the 'playground'. She had been waiting all day for that ride!!



4 comments:

The Bossert 5 said...

Sure looks like you are having a wonderful time!!! This blog thing is a great tool!!! You better get Kendra into the show 'so you think you can dance' as she would win foresure!!! :)

We are also doing well. I am subbing for Ciara and Madison's class for their last two days of school. They graduate on Thursday (kindergarten :) ) so I will be the teacher 'graduating' them both!! I will probably cry....good grief!! :)

So good to hear/see you all!!! :)

Anonymous said...

That sure brings back memories. Looks like an awesome trip you had to Palanga. Have you eaten those zepelina things (deep fried potato and beef thingies)? How's the Svytrys?

Tim

Anonymous said...

I love the deWolde's signature in the sand. What adventures!

Anonymous said...

Snazzy car-train-thingy! How was the ride?