Labor Day was lots of fun this year. We spent the afternoon at
Big Break Regional Shoreline with my parents.
My Dad!
Look at those Cheeto fingers!
We made sandwiches and took a late lunch out to the park.
There's a really cool giant topographical map of the local cities and delta waterways on the ground.
There is a big sandpit with a digger toy. Sam loved it!
There was a broken water fountain that wouldn't turn off, so the sandpit had a really high water table.
Alison washing her hands in the ever-flowing water fountain.
Look, Alison climbed Mount Diablo!
Sam is pointing to our house!
We found it on the map.
Close-up view!
My beautiful Mom!
Sam brought her fishing pole to try and catch crawdads.
Dad standing in front of Big Break.
I was holding the fishing pole here.
Sam and Grandpa
Me and Jason enjoying the beautiful day.
Sam loves hanging out with Grandpa.
She told me, "He lets me do cool things like climb on the rocks."
Alison spent a lot of time dropping rocks off the pier.
Here she is running back to get more rocks.
Jake loved playing in the sand!
I found California State Univeristy, Sacramento.
It's land-locked between the river, the 50 freeway,
and the train tracks.
Jake is sitting right where we live.
(And apparently not happy about it.)
My handsome boys.
I climbed Mount Diablo in one giant step!
Jason figured out that the level of the map is made so that the waterways flow accurately.
The kids thought it was so cool to watch the water flowing down the rivers and through all the many delta waterways.
It was a good day!
