Katie wasn't quite tall enough. Craig is holding Taylor up. Cute little Dutch kids!
Downtown Holland was a lot of fun. I'm excited to go back sometime and check out some of the fabulous little shops they have along there. It's only half and hour from our house and then the beach is only 15 minutes past Holland.
We headed over around 9:30am and it was raining, but it cleared up as we got to a parking spot (free on the street). We had packed a lunch and had a picnic and bought some cinnemon roasted almonds and walked around the art show (the kids got Bug catchers) and watched the Dutch dancers in their costumes and wooden shoes.
After we had had our fill of the Tulips we hopped in the car and drove 15 minutes to the shore of Lake Michigan and played for a couple hours one the beach. We found a bunch of great skipping rocks and Craig all impressed us with his rock skipping skills and taught the kids how to skip rocks. I think all dad's must be able to do that! I still cannot and just throw a handful of rocks in at the same time to simulate rocks skipping.
It was a fun adventure. I love exploring new places. I think that next year my mom and Yaya need to come to Tulip Time too. Make your reservations now!
4 comments:
I'm glad you were able to make it to the tulip festivities! My good friend Joyce lives in Holland and would love us to visit. Craig might remember her and Tom when we went to Detroit to visit them.(Tom passed away 2yrs. ago)..so I'm all for a visit! Looks like the lake is a fun place to visit also!
Michigan's flowers are so beautiful!
Love the pic of the Dutch kids...how did Taylor grow to be taller than Katie???
I'm in! It sounds like lots of fun. Think those cute little dutch kiddos will be there next year?
Looks like a great time! Better than the dirt I see right outside my windows! Ha!
So I am planning an activity for mother/daughter in YW and wondered if you have any great ideas. I was thinking auction...???
Let me know!
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