Today we went up to see the tulips in Skagit Valley. Being Monday, Mark, sadly, had to work. We missed him. My Mother, Andy, Lon, Reba and I piled into the car and off we went. Reba, is the dog. She stayed in in the car. Reba is a sweet loving dog, but most people when the see a Doberman steer clear.
We went to Roozengaarde. The crowds were not big. That made it easier to play and see the flowers. The weather was good, a bit windy, but nice.
Lon was busy sniffing flowers in the garden
I will be putting in photos of the tulips that I think are pretty!
Running Boy
I want to run, I would rather NOT have my picture taken, again.
I finally let him run wild in a fenced in grassy area. I think the people who run Rozengaarden are very smart. They have a space for little boys to run. He enjoyed that part of the tulip viewing!
Okay, I have run now, I feel better, you may take my photograph now
They put in a smaller windmill behind the big one and Lon wanted his picture with that one, not the big one.
Sweet family photo! No, I did not want my picture taken. Maybe next year....
More running.
They did have a gentleman in an orange vest with an orange stick walking around the field to keep people from walking in the rows. We did these pictures quickly. I am sure all he would have done was say please, don't walk in the rows. However, to keep Lon out of the field I told him that he knew how to use that stick. I did not say for what, just that he knew how to use it. Lon really listened well after that.
Across from the field there was a pen with lots of Llamas (Alpacas?) and Lon thougth they were cool.
Happy Boy
We left the fields and were in the car heading home. When we got a call from Auntie Prachi and Uncle Rahul. They were in Roozengaarde! Mom, Andy and Reba stayed in the car while Lon and I went back in to visit for a few minutes. Lon got to see Reyansh. He is getting cuter every day! Lon says he is still going to teach him everything he knows as soon as Reyansh gets a little bigger.
Mud! Mud!! Mud!!! When we went to go see Rahul's Mother and Father, there was a good amount of mud to play in. Lon did not get too dirty.
Rahul, his parents and Lon
Lon was busy sniffing flowers in the garden
I will be putting in photos of the tulips that I think are pretty!
Running Boy
I want to run, I would rather NOT have my picture taken, again. 
I finally let him run wild in a fenced in grassy area. I think the people who run Rozengaarden are very smart. They have a space for little boys to run. He enjoyed that part of the tulip viewing!
Okay, I have run now, I feel better, you may take my photograph now
They put in a smaller windmill behind the big one and Lon wanted his picture with that one, not the big one. 
Sweet family photo! No, I did not want my picture taken. Maybe next year....
More running. 
They did have a gentleman in an orange vest with an orange stick walking around the field to keep people from walking in the rows. We did these pictures quickly. I am sure all he would have done was say please, don't walk in the rows. However, to keep Lon out of the field I told him that he knew how to use that stick. I did not say for what, just that he knew how to use it. Lon really listened well after that. 
Across from the field there was a pen with lots of Llamas (Alpacas?) and Lon thougth they were cool. 
Happy Boy
We left the fields and were in the car heading home. When we got a call from Auntie Prachi and Uncle Rahul. They were in Roozengaarde! Mom, Andy and Reba stayed in the car while Lon and I went back in to visit for a few minutes. Lon got to see Reyansh. He is getting cuter every day! Lon says he is still going to teach him everything he knows as soon as Reyansh gets a little bigger. 
Mud! Mud!! Mud!!! When we went to go see Rahul's Mother and Father, there was a good amount of mud to play in. Lon did not get too dirty. 
Rahul, his parents and Lon
2 comments:
What a beautiful pictures!
We hope to get to tulip farm before it's too late, too.
Michelle
Thank you Michelle!
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