Classics

  We were out and about when we saw this long line of classic cars sitting at the bottom of the ramp coming off the 5.  We couldn’t get to the camera quite fast enough but, luckily, we had to make a stop at the dry cleaners just down the road.  I ran back out to the street just in time to catch a few of them as they passed.

Then we went here.  If only this playground had a roller slide, it would be perfect!  Large parts of it are even handicap accessible and there are some pretty fun music and sensory elements on it.


There’s a good-size sand pit with cool digger-things.  Behind that, in both pictures, you can see a spectacular ship-themed playground geared for the younger (2-5) crowd.  My kids, of course, spent approximately no time on that one.

Obviously my little daredevils prefer stuff like this.

 
Stepping back for a minute, here are some of those fun details and musical elements I was telling you about.

Oops, gotta go catch the munchkin again!
 Eh, he’s good.  He’s old enough to know his limits; Naomi’s still young enough to get in over her head sometimes.

            

For example, Naomi chose to tackle this climbing wall (with Jake spotting her but not assisting).  She actually made it to the top—she really is a little daredevil!
 I love this picture because this is such an Uncle Jonathan expression.
  One more slide before we leave the playground for today.

                    

Bye guys!  Back at home, Logan shows off his latest Sunday School craft.

And that’s all I have for you today.  Thanks for reading!