Wandering Browns

We had to leave Greg behind... but he took a nap At the end of this day, I called Austin and let him know that if I could design a perfect day- this day would have been it. The only thing I would change would be to have Austin be there with me!  Aunt Net the Great found a reasonably priced harbor cruise through Morro Bay harbor and we jumped at the chance to take Landon on a boat. I bought tickets beforehand, but then Greg surprised us and came home in time to go with us. He had driven through the night to get to our house in time, though, so he took a nap on the dock because they did not have room on the boat. Parents on the cruise Morro Rock- we saw lots of boats too! Landon and the life jacket Getting ready to go! Lando the lookout On this boat you could go down below and watch fish through the glass. Landon listened to some other boys talking about a shark and though maybe a shark would come eat him... Sea otters with babies! ...

Dribble castle After the invigorating hike, we drove over to the white sand beach of Jeju- Hyeopjae Beach. It was low tide, so there was plenty of wet sand to play with and Landon had a great time scooping sand and dumping it out of his bucket. His favorite new game is Austin digs a Landon-sized hole and puts Landon in, then we bury him. I usually try to build a sand castle, and the sand was perfect for a dribble castle this time! If any of you don't know what a dribble castle is, you use wet sand and construct the castle using little drops of wet sand coming off your fingers. You need fine sand and a good sand/water mix and we dug down deep enough that the hole we made provided the perfect mix. I made some arches and then a dome to cover the whole top before Landon ruined it. Landon at work Dribble castle goodness He's buried! Although there were lots of other people on this beach, this group was my favorite. It was a bunch of young people, some of which ...