Mar 13, 2010

Mountain church

In 2004, our family traveled to Europe to visit our wonderful foreign exchange student, Maria (wearing the hat), in Austria. We ended up on a whirlwind 15-day tour of France, Germany, Austria and Italy, in a rented Opel sedan. At that time, our kids were only ages 5 and 7, and this was our first trip abroad with them. We traveled with only two Rick Steve’s backpacks, while the kids each carried their own school-sized packs. Without a doubt, this fantastic trip was worth every moment (and every dime) we spent.

picnic
(Picnic near a church at the top of a Carinthian mountain.)

We walked a lot, ate a lot, played a lot and found a playground in every town. You’ll notice in most photos, Craig is eating something, if he’s not on a merry-go-round, or in a sandbox.

Grafenstein family
(At the school playground, in Grafenstein, Austria.)

I’ll share photos with you in the coming weeks. I was looking through old photo disks and came across the pictures from this trip. Since that trip was pre-Pass the Torch, I haven’t shared these photos before – enjoy!


Travel with Kids in Europe Series:

A Playground in Every Town (more still to come)
Colmar, France
Bavaria, Germany
Carinthia, Austria
Venice, Italy

 



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