On Wednesday before Labor Day the kids and I went to a children's museum. It was right next to the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Bay. The view was amazing and the kids had a great time. The theme was ocean and fishing, which was really fun.
Clark was the captain. He would get mad if other kids tried to take away his wheel. He could have driven that ship all day!
Here is Vienna at the top of the fishing boat. The kids had a great time playing on this pretend boat.
Vienna got to help build the golden gate bridge. She thought she looked like her dad in the construction gear.
For Labor Day we went north a few hours to the Fort Bragg area. It was beautiful with lots of redwood trees and the ocean was beautiful. Here we are Friday stopping at a local diner. It was in a cute old house on main street.
On Saturday we took a four hour train ride on this old fashion steam engine. The train took us along a river through a redwood forest. It was so much fun. I was just taken aback by the beauty. To have this beautiful steam engine puffing away next to a beautiful forest, it was the best!
One of the cars was open and you could stand out in the air while riding the train. We loved to stand out there because the smells were wonderful. Also, the trees were so tall, it was cool to see them against the sky.
We walked through Fort Braggs and found this gigantic redwood. They said it was planted in 100 AD. That is amazing!
We went to Glass Beach. Long ago people used this area as their dump and the waves took the glass and turned them over until they became smooth glass. These pieces were all mixed up in the rocks on the beach. It was pretty cool.
On our way home we stopped at a light house. This is the house of the keeper.
Here we are standing at the edge of the cliffs by the lighthouse. We had a great weekend!
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Wow! Looks like a fun weekend! I can't believe how tall Clark is! I had a dream last night that our family went on a cruise and you all came and brought one of Vienna's friends. Wouldn't that be so fun?!
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