And the Inevitable Pictures...

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Josiah picked me a little posy of these daisies that are everywhere


On the train to Klais


My new favorite picture!

A gasthof in Klais

A tiny chapel in Klais


The park and fountain in Klais

Annika and the ducks at Eibsee


Jen kindly shot a picture of me, your humble authoress, in my new pink sunhat (beautiful, I know, but better than getting burnt!)

Cows on the way down from Eibsee--if you enlarge, you can just see their traditional collars and bells

Josiah at the bahnhof in Garmisch (how DO these pictures get so mixed up?)

Back to Eibsee




Yes sir, that's my toddler in diapers climbing up there


Comments

Anonymous said…
Oh my gosh. How beautiful! Thank-you, Jen, for that picture. I LOVE seeing pictures of my child too! Looks like it was a great weekend for you! Rock-climbing in Joe and Annie's future too?
May 5, 2008 at 8:49:00 PM GMT+2
Hans said…
Looks like you had a wonderful time, baby. Can I come along next time?

Oh, and you have cute kids, too.
May 5, 2008 at 10:10:00 PM GMT+2
Alfred T. Mahan said…
[Christopher Walken]

I just wanted to say, you have a lovely family, and what this blog needed...is more cowbell!

[/CW]
May 6, 2008 at 3:34:00 AM GMT+2
MamaD4 said…
Yes, Mom, I definitely top the beautiful pictures in this post. I mean, the Alps pale in comparison to my loveliness. Puhlease.

J&A had fun climbing that one rock, until I had a vision of them falling and/or breaking something, then I scuttled up there and pulled them both down in a hurry.

Yes, Hans, you may come along next time. If you're good.

My LIFE needs more cowbell!
May 6, 2008 at 7:01:00 AM GMT+2
DD4 said…
I love the new photos, too. Can't wait to see you a week from today!
May 6, 2008 at 7:11:00 PM GMT+2
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