We drove across the border to Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. My Dad is from Idaho and sang the Idaho state song for us as we crossed the border.
I've never been to Coeur D'Alene before and apparently I have much to learn. I knew there was a lake, but I thought people just took boats out. I didn't know there was a beach area or I would have brought the swim suits. I think we were the only people out there in regular clothes. It was a warm day.
We walked around, had lunch, and found some fudge and candy.
And walked on the longest floating board walk in the US. Three quarters of the way through (way past the point of no return) we found out there were big stairs on the longest floating board walk. So we had to heft the ginormous stroller up and down the big stairs. Ouch.
Finally I let the kids get in this little river in (that went out to the lake) in their clothes. Did I mention it was hot?
Anna loved being in the water.
And here's Will and Matthew. Matthew asked if he could lay on his belly in the water.
We had to dry off by playing on some toys for a while.
Waiting for those pants to dry. Everyone was in swim suits, so this wasn't that shocking. If Scott were here, he would never let this happen. He has this hang up about the kids wearing pants all the time. :) Coeur D'Alene was beautiful and we had a great time.
We drove across the border to Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. My Dad is from Idaho and sang the Idaho state song for us as we crossed the border.
I've never been to Coeur D'Alene before and apparently I have much to learn. I knew there was a lake, but I thought people just took boats out. I didn't know there was a beach area or I would have brought the swim suits. I think we were the only people out there in regular clothes. It was a warm day.
We walked around, had lunch, and found some fudge and candy.
And walked on the longest floating board walk in the US. Three quarters of the way through (way past the point of no return) we found out there were big stairs on the longest floating board walk. So we had to heft the ginormous stroller up and down the big stairs. Ouch.
Finally I let the kids get in this little river in (that went out to the lake) in their clothes. Did I mention it was hot?
Anna loved being in the water.
And here's Will and Matthew. Matthew asked if he could lay on his belly in the water.
We had to dry off by playing on some toys for a while.
Waiting for those pants to dry. Everyone was in swim suits, so this wasn't that shocking. If Scott were here, he would never let this happen. He has this hang up about the kids wearing pants all the time. :) Coeur D'Alene was beautiful and we had a great time.
1 comment:
haha the Idaho state song. Kevin is from Idaho too and we've heard that song so much "....winning her way to fame."
p.s. your kids are sooo beautiful
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