Wednesday, June 30, 2010

The photo version

Day 2 at legoland was also fantastic, and we all tried out some of the fun rides, and of course, we just had to buy ourselves a lego set, and the kids chose a limited edition castle set which you can't buy in New Zealand. We thought that would be the way to go.

Here are some more pictures of Legoland:


Meeting funny people at Legoland

Glen and girls on a fun ride


Mount Rushmore - Lego Style


Disney Castle - Lego Style


Hans Christian Andersen - Lego Style

After we left Legoland, we drove back to Copenhagen via Odense, stayed at a hostel for the night, which was quite a "squashed" affair, but comfortable enough, and had a lazy morning before catching our flight to Holland. We arrived in Amsterdam late afternoon, and met by mum's cousin Jolanda who has been taking very good care of us since we arrived. It is lovely to be in a home again, with home cooked food, our own room, and being able to drink water without having to pay for it! Today we looked at some of the attractions around The Hague, including an "overview" of Holland, in miniature: a place called Madurodam...


Girls looking over "little" Holland


Lucas admiring the view


Stefan supporting the Dom Tower


At the beach in The Hague at the end of the day

Well that's about it for today - time for bed!

2 comments:

  1. It's incredible to see you all in Holland, and in places that I have been to myself. Wait till you see the REAL Dom Tower Stefan, more than 800 years old, you'll have trouble supporting that one!
    It was so good talking to you all on the phone last night. Will ring again Friday before you fly to England

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  2. Hey guys!

    LegoLand looks pretty incredible!!! 'Mount Rushmore' looks cool, and so do all the other models.
    The beach at the end looks very nice and SUNNY!
    Glad your having fun over there in Summer!
    See ya.

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