Keukenhof is one of the largest flower gardens in the world. Approximately 7 million flower bulbs are planted annually in the park. Visiting the park was something Sanyika and Andi wanted to do while being in Holland. Photographing flowers isn’t something I normally do a lot. But it was quite a fun challenge to do. And pretty Dutch too.
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It was the last weekend of March and the weather started to look like spring. Which was perfect because we had some visitors from Hungary. We were really happy to welcome Sanyika and Andi at our place and show them a little bit of Holland. And it wasn’t just the two of them. Turned out that Superman also felt like he needed a little holiday and decided to come along. We thought the beach would be a good place to start. So off we went to Scheveningen!
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It had been a while since our last visit to the Efteling. So we thought taking Iván there would be a nice present for his birthday. Something we all would enjoy. And we most certainly did! It was a calm day and the weather was really nice. Couldn’t have planned it any better. And as promised, he could choose a couple of more presents while we were there. 🙂
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Time flies! Iván turning 5 already is just another example of exactly that! Another birthday. Another round of celebrations. At home and at school. A birthday hat for the birthday boy and birthday songs all day long (and the weekend before). He brought some small presents to school for his classmates and teachers. Received a lot of presents during the week. And got pizza and cake as a birthday dinner. Here’s to our 5 year old!
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Last one of our Rome posts. A couple of photos from this amazing city by night to end this series.
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Do as the Roman’s do. And although we didn’t actually have a clue what that means exactly, we gave it a try anyway. Pizza, Pasta and wine for starters. And even some tiramisu and gelato. Sounds pretty Italian to me!
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We did quite a lot on our first day in Rome. A lot more than the previous post would suggest perhaps. Rome is just an awesome place to be. So much to see and do. I didn’t want to mix black and white with color this time. So I’ve created another post. No bright blue skies perhaps but instead some cloudy skies that actually softened the light and brought out the ‘pastel’ colors of the city even better. There were a couple of raindrops every now and then but nothing serious. And a little bit of rain actually adds some magic to it all.
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