First we decided to visit the Japanese Bonsai park but as this is not the most interesting thing to see and do for little toddlers we had to offer a special afterwards.
So the trees in bowls were... more or less... for mama and papa. We were overwhelmed by the beauty and exceptionality of the botany but fortunately Max and Lina enjoyed to be allowed to stroll through the garden on their own. Rocks to jump down, paths to discover, fountains to touch and a huge pond with Koi inside.
Happily... it was a pleasure for the four of us!
But.... the donkeys, yes the donkeys... they were the sensation. This little bundle of joy in the pictures is a three days old baby donkey. He was so cosy and friendly my babies could hardly let off him. Of course... Lina was stroking and kissing him until he went off searching for his mama.
Is this a sweet face, or what?
In this area were so many things to discover... Alpaca and lamas, donkeys and horses, sheep and goats, teeny tiny newborn rabbits and chicken running around.
Only the rabbits are in a coop and all others are wandering around. This is so funny!
Giggles of love with my baby who turns two in a bit more than a months... aaaahhhh!
I could take hundreds of photos of Max holding the hands behind his back when he is highly concentrated and observing... this is too cute for words!
This day was extraordinary! We all enjoyed it so much and the children were so easy as it was totally appropriate for them!
Love you so,
Mama
It looks like greatest fun, the pic from Lina and you just adorable, true true LOVE, auntie
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