Aug 9
On Tamar's last visit out to Europe, we spent a lot of time in France so this time we decide to see what Switzerland had to offer us (for my first visit there too!). Our first stop was to "Europe's largest waterfall". I have no idea how they gauge these sort of things... how much water goes through it? Must be... since it's obviously not height based. It was pretty, but the falls I've seen in the States have tainted my "BIG waterfall" standards.
All three-- stuck to me like glue. Yup looks about right. :)
Busy boy trying to escape his leash... mwaa ha haaa!
Side note on Andrew... in general conversation he drops nearly all of his consonants... but he says "waterfall" almost perfectly, minus the L sound. Tamar was called "MameR". It's hilarious to me that a child who can't say his hard C or T sound has mastered his R. For the record, Cameron is: Mah-Men, and William is: Yih-Yum.
Andrew pointed to this bridge and called it a Rainbow. ;)
Tamar, the mighty, pushing the stroller up a very steep road!
It was such a kick to be here.. I just kept thinking of a Swiss Army Knife though... and wasn't peaceful until I bought one. :) It's so cute! Designed with edelweiss all over it. I'm such a nerd. :)
Tamar knows how to have a good time in Switzerland! Oh yes... we're well-cultured in our playground equipment.
All three boys in one frame. Success!
*wink*
Always a ham!
Europe, your doors are 100x cooler than any I've seen in the states. Seriously.. have you ever seen doors like this? Amazing. Wonder how the HoCo HOA would feel about me changing my door to something like this....
Waiting for dinner... :)
I'm sure that castle was beautiful.. but we didn't risk it with car-cabin fever ridden children. It was beautiful to look at, in any case. The tower on the far right was actually an elevator!
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