We caught the bus up to Beacon Hill where the boys had flown the Mavic a few days ago. This time we looked for some rocks that are well known to be good for climbing. We found the rocks and had them to ourselves for the next couple of hours. We left exhausted and sore, but really pleased with the awesome and free climbing experience. The kids were amazing as usual.
On the way home I took pictures of the names of the houses on my cousin’s street. I knew historically English houses had names, but I didn’t realize how prevalent the practice was and that people still did it.
We took the bus back to the house and rested for a while. We also packed our bags. Then, we helped my cousin make Tex Mex for dinner. It was so delicious. We went to bed relatively early.
I love that the British name their homes. I always wished more people named their houses in the U.S. I actually have a name picked out for my future residence 😉
ReplyDeleteWe picked out a name for our house a few months ago. I am going to use these pictures for ideas for where to place the name :)
DeleteI never knew the British named their homes.
ReplyDeleteWe noticed it by reading older English literature, especially mysteries. There are titles like "Murder at 100 Pines" and stuff like that :) I hadn't realized it carried over into contemporary times, lol.
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