brookelizabeth
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Back in Wisconsin Dells....we left off after arriving in the new motel, mini golfing and just relaxing and chatting late into the night.
We allowed the children to be our alarm the next morning, got ready and the kids found the playground directly across the parking lot from our hotel room. So, while we packed and loaded the cars, the kids played.
It was another beautiful day! Bright, sunny and warm-but not too warm!
This was our hotel room-there were 3 Queen Size beds. Basic and slightly outdated, but VERY clean and the price was right!
Look at that face!
Baby butt!
"Dog!"
Of course he found the one thing on the playground that resembled a car.
I recall Henry being a bit hesitant on both the stairs of the playground equipment and going down the slide.
Two months later, he's a pro at both! He's almost walking up and down stairs standing straight up...the baby moves are slowly disappearing...
The hotel-our room was the one directly to the right of the red truck.
After the cars were loaded up we ventured out and found some breakfast/lunch at the most glamorous Burger King.
But, the meals did come with free paper crowns!
During our brunch we decided to check out the Upper Dells Boat Tour. I read really great reviews on this boat tour AND we had a "Buy 3, Get 1 Free" discount rate.
After some driving all over the Dells and ending up in the wrong parking lot twice, 2 of the 3 kids were fast asleep in the cars and we found the correct place to purchase tickets. We then had to cross a busy highway and hike up a small hill - walk a couple blocks, go down two elevators to the waiting boat.
Ya think they could find an easier way to tell the tickets and get you to the tour!

Of course we didn't make it on the first boat - it was packed. So we waited just a bit and boarded the second launch.
Let me tell you, the ordeal of first finding the place, then waking up the kids, getting to the boat, and then waiting was WELL worth it! This was SUCH a cool tour!
This is, what our boat driver (who reminded me of Frank Lapidius from "LOST") called, "The Real Dells".
Be prepared for PICTURE OVERLOAD!
Continued in next post
We allowed the children to be our alarm the next morning, got ready and the kids found the playground directly across the parking lot from our hotel room. So, while we packed and loaded the cars, the kids played.
It was another beautiful day! Bright, sunny and warm-but not too warm!

This was our hotel room-there were 3 Queen Size beds. Basic and slightly outdated, but VERY clean and the price was right!

Look at that face!


Baby butt!



"Dog!"

Of course he found the one thing on the playground that resembled a car.

I recall Henry being a bit hesitant on both the stairs of the playground equipment and going down the slide.
Two months later, he's a pro at both! He's almost walking up and down stairs standing straight up...the baby moves are slowly disappearing...


The hotel-our room was the one directly to the right of the red truck.
After the cars were loaded up we ventured out and found some breakfast/lunch at the most glamorous Burger King.
But, the meals did come with free paper crowns!

During our brunch we decided to check out the Upper Dells Boat Tour. I read really great reviews on this boat tour AND we had a "Buy 3, Get 1 Free" discount rate.
After some driving all over the Dells and ending up in the wrong parking lot twice, 2 of the 3 kids were fast asleep in the cars and we found the correct place to purchase tickets. We then had to cross a busy highway and hike up a small hill - walk a couple blocks, go down two elevators to the waiting boat.
Ya think they could find an easier way to tell the tickets and get you to the tour!


Of course we didn't make it on the first boat - it was packed. So we waited just a bit and boarded the second launch.
Let me tell you, the ordeal of first finding the place, then waking up the kids, getting to the boat, and then waiting was WELL worth it! This was SUCH a cool tour!
This is, what our boat driver (who reminded me of Frank Lapidius from "LOST") called, "The Real Dells".
Be prepared for PICTURE OVERLOAD!

Continued in next post