| The view from our hotel balcony. We were right on the water |
The kids recently had a week off of school for spring break last week so we just returned from a wonderful trip to Mallorca Spain, one of the Balearic Islands in the mediterranean nestled between the coasts of Spain & Italy. What an amazing trip! We had planned this trip way back in November when we were about to enter winter & were dreaming of warmer climates. So it seems like it has been a long time coming. Totally worth the wait in every sense. With the global climate being a little chaotic Kirk has been working some pretty long hours so what a treat that he could get the week off & we boarded a plane, for the first time since arriving in Germany, for another country. We saw & experienced so many wonderful things. It was so great to be near the ocean again after 8 months. The weather was gorgeous but being early April the water was still a little cold...for at least Kirk & my liking. But the kids braved the ocean & pools. We saws some of the local sights in Palma & had a really awesome week. We very reluctantly returned but we know there are more adventures awaiting ahead. These are some of the things we enjoyed & experienced this past week.........
| Have some fun in the pool. It was cold, but that didn't stop our water enthusiasts. |
| Brynn playing in the water at the beach. The waters was a gorgeous blue/green. It was also really cold. |
| Playa Illetas, a small beach around the corner from our hotel |
| The Palma Cathedral or the Cathedral of Lights |
| Cathedral Alter |
| Traditional Tapas & Sangria. Very delicious! |
| Lots of old windmills |
| The kids at Bellvar Castle |
| Bellvar Castle was more of a fortress type castle built by James II & had some wonderful views of Palma & the meditarranean |
| Kids & I with Palma in the background |
| More pool fun |
| We took an hour ride (each way) on a 100 year old wooden train to a quaint town called Soller. It went through olive, orange & lemon groves & up into the mountains. It was a beautiful ride. |
| The town of Soller |
| Lots of narrow streets & beautiful old buildings |
| Getting ready for the train ride back into Palma after exploring Soller & eating some yummy food. |
| Kirk & kids at the Palma Cathedral. Very stunning |
| The family at the Pirate Show. An acrobatic show that was very fun for the whole family to watch. |
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