This last Saturday was the annual PACCAR open house (a 242-acre test and development site for all PACCAR divisions including Kenworth, Peterbuilt, and DAF trucks. The tour highlights test labs and trucks manufactured by PACCAR), which is one of the many events encompassed by the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival (www.tulipfestival.org). It was a stunning weekened, weather wise, so naturally tons of people had the same idea we did of visiting the tulips and traffic was understandably thick. I was able to shoot pictures out of the car window because we were stopped so much.
Can you see those stripes of color in the distance?
They are getting closer!
We saw LOTS of farm machinery (but I forgot to take pictures of them)!
The boys were in HOG HEAVEN. :)
See the ? sign? As if we didn't know what was planted in this field - tulips silly!
Soooo beautiful.
Mountains!
Owen was excited. He was almost as tall as the digger's tracks, but maybe not quite.
Even on Daddy's shoulders the digger looms over them!
The boys were in HOG HEAVEN. :)
The boys made themselves right at home!
Peeking out the window from the bunk in the cab of a truck.
Even Mommy climbed up in the trucks!
Here's Daddy outside a big blue truck.
Owen sitting by a truck wheel.
Testing out tail lights and break lights.
They even had a bunch of experimental cars on display. The boys couldn't wait to sit in this one, but notice that the man standing just behind Oliver is holding the steering wheel!
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On Sunday, my mom and I took the boys on another adventure. We took the bus downtown (the boys' first time on a city bus) and walked to Uwajimaya (a japanese grocery store, www.uwajimaya.com) to see a Taiko drum performance.
On Sunday, my mom and I took the boys on another adventure. We took the bus downtown (the boys' first time on a city bus) and walked to Uwajimaya (a japanese grocery store, www.uwajimaya.com) to see a Taiko drum performance.
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Sounds really fun! I grew up in Mount Vernon and most of my family is still there. We're going up next weekend for the street fair.
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