A while back we went as a family to San Juan Capistrano on the train. It was a lot of fun. Here are the kids. The nice thing about the train is that the kids could play and move around.

Dave and Nichole.

Elise came too. She helped so much with the kids. Thanks Elise.

Grandma and Papa.

And us.

In San Juan Capistrano, the first place we went was
Zoomar's Petting Zoo. It was so cool. They had this area for kids to feed rabbits and guinea pigs. We bought the food of course but the kids had so much fun.

I didn't Kate would even last in the pen but she loved to feed the animals. It was great though. Rabbits and guinea pigs are probably the least intimidating animals ever so Kate really was able to enjoy the experience.

There were goats, lamas, and el pacas.


There was even a cow. Kate loves cows.

This was the best we could do for a picture of all the kids.

We paid for Kate to go on the train. She loved it. We were worried because we couldn't go on it with her so if she freaked out, there was nothing we could do.

We really had nothing to worry about. She loved it.

I mean she had a blast. In fact, she freaked out when it stopped and we went to watch Anna and Ethan on the horse ride.
They use a lot of carrots every day. Look at this thing. Those animals aren't going hungry.

Anna on the horse.

Ethan's horse was a little bigger.

Then we went to Ruby's. After we thoroughly washed our hand.

Here is the historic mission in San Juan Capistrano. We didn't go, it was way expensive.

As was walked though a little shopping area we saw this horse, Popcorn, and the owner was eating at a little outdoor restaurant. He asked the kids if they wanted to hop on. Having just been on one, they got on right away. Kate would have nothing to do with it.


There were several of these little shops with mostly art stuff.

I thought this was hillarious. My home is my home.

Here is an explanation for the last few pictures.

Here are our miscreants.

Kate really didn't want to go in and come out.

Here was are at the train station waiting for the train to take us home. It was so much fun that I hope to do again in the not too distant future.