It was on our winter bucketlist, but I didn't think we would get around to having our picnic in the park . I packed our wicker basket the night before, but it fell apart just before we left...seems someone sat on it. Besides that, no hiccups.
It was a bit windy, but we found a good spot. in the lovely gazebo
We packed our yummy treats in these; read this book, and ate some yummy treats.
Then the kids played soccer, made cute chalk designs on rocks, and collected small rocks for next week's painting activity.
linking with country kids & outdoor play party
Happy Friday!
It was a bit windy, but we found a good spot. in the lovely gazebo
Happy Friday!
6 comments:
I love the pictures of the little ones in hats! And the park looks like a great place for climbing with all those large rocks and boulders.
I also love your blogs header. :)
~Lee
http://pocketmousepublishing.com
Looks like you had a lovely day! Thanks for linking to the #outdoorplayparty.
What a perfect day you got for your outdoor picnic, I always think the children eat much better outside. Thanks so much for linking up Salma, Kierna
I love the easy outdoor fun you create for the children here, plenty of scope to develop their imaginations and grab some much needed fresh air too. I look forward to the painting activity too, did you see the Rock bugs i highlighted on Country Kids this week? They would be perfect for you. Thank you for sharing your day with me on Country Kids.
Picnics are lovely, aren't they! We've had a few inside picnics over the winter. Your photos are fab! #countrykids
Same reason why we are looking forward to a warmer weather, picnics! We love doing this outside. We live near the beach and we cant wait till we can go there with our own food and have a picnic again.
Your trip looks so much fun! That weather is so gorgeous for such activity =) #countrykids
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