We picked that day to head to Fulton's Sugar Bush. It is the nearby sugar bush venue that offers the most kid friendly activities — at least during March Break week.
No sooner did we arrive than grandad was reaching into his wallet for face painting and then a sleigh ride. After this came the pancake lunch, and, of course, we had to hit the shop before returning home. But it was good to get out, and the kids liked it. Walking back to the car at the end of the outing, Danica gave my leg a hug and thanked me for the day. Priceless.
I don't think I need to describe the pictures, below, except maybe for the last one of Danica and Grandma on a scavenger hunt.
Such bright and energetic photos! Looks like it was a lovely outing. (Love the face paint!)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful butterfly painting on a beautiful face! And that really cute nose on JJ is perfect. So glad all of you had the day before the blizzard hit.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the natural frame of the door in the little log cabin. Do they ever tire of Grandad's camera?
ReplyDeleteLove all the photos Ac! And the weather was almost sultry for you up there in blizzard-land!Hahaa
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awww. the hug warmed my heart. :)
ReplyDeleteOver 5 degrees? That's almost tropical!
ReplyDeleteLove the face paintings. Very cute.
Sweet photos. Fun times with the grandkids! Love their painted faces and smiles.
ReplyDeleteNothing better than an exhausting and expensive day with the grands.
ReplyDeleteLove face paintings....
ReplyDeleteAnd you sound like a perfect Granddaddy to me.
Don't you just LOVE those hugs around the leg. Priceless....and precious, indeed.
I love being a Nana.
J.
A grand record. Fultons has a lot of good stuff available for kids, even though, as you say, the ambiance in the dining area is not wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the tiger face.
The butterfly is darling and is that a growly tiger? Sounds like a fun day.
ReplyDeleteYou all have the most fun outings and makes me envious that we don't live closer to our grandkids. As for emptying your pockets, isn't that what grandparents do when on outings?
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