I can hear my own heartbeat with our little contraption.
Bryce, I don't think I can hear your heart if the tubing is disconnected.
We were getting a little wet, but we just had to take a picture with the famous statue of Father Junipero Serra.
We chose not to wash our clothes in the fountain, but that is what they used to do here back in the 1800s.
This was the original wall from the 1700s. Mommy and Daddy barely fit through the doors and archways...I guess they were short back then.
Mommy, this is just like the teepee we made at home on Native American night!
One of the grey coats as they were called in the book we were reading, "Walk the World's Rim."
This was our little stroll into the Middle Ages of knights and chivalry.
Part of the opening ceremony at Medieval Times. Mommy is this really an educational activity? Okay, cool, I'll try to learn what I can.
Where are the forks and spoons, Daddy? I'm not sure I can eat with my hands...you've trained me so well to have etiquette at the table...
This is the heavy armor they wore for these games among the finest knights.
