Saturday, June 18, 2011

A nice long weekend!

A few weeks ago Mike and the kids had a few days off from work and school, so we did a little traveling.  We first went to some nice beaches in southeast  Sweden.  Then we went to Ales Stenar, which is suppose to be  Northern Europe's most beautiful prehistoric monument.  


Mike and Ethan roasting marshmallows for smores.


Ales Stenar are stones that are in the form a ship and they date back to  400-500 BC.  It is known to be some sort of burial site.



Mike's Birthday!

We then took the kids to Lalandia in Denmark.  It was a blast and we had awesome weather.  We stayed in cute little cabins.  This place had so many things for the kids do; water park, ice skating rink, mini golf, animal petting park, indoor and outdoor parks.  It was fun and cheap!
The rest of the pictures are at Lalandia.







Mike and I had so much fun doing flips on this bouncy thing.  I think I beat him in the best flip contest!



This water slide was called the wild river and It was WILD.  There were no set rules for this water slide so everybody went down at the same time.  It was pretty scary.  This was a big water park and I think they only had about three lifeguards on duty.  I didn't let my kids out of my site.  I got so many bruises on my knees and hips from this water slide.  Ethan and Addy loved it!




3 comments:

Mike and Bette Lang said...

Looks like so much fun. Your kids are getting so big. Can't wait to see them next month! I'm so glad you are doing some traveling and playing while you live in Sweden.

Sarah said...

It looks like you are having such an amazing adventure while living in Sweden! I have to admit, I am a bit jealous. I know it would be a huge change and a lot of adjusting, but I think it would be so much fun to live in another country (especially if I knew there was an end in sight :). Your kids are so big and so cute!

Anita said...

Seriously, all your adventures look so fun. we cant be friends anymore because I dont like feeling jealous. haha, kidding. but for real your kids are getting so big. maybe one of these visits Ill actually get to see you all. :)