Showing posts with label Feldkirch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feldkirch. Show all posts

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Day #18

The view out of our front door after a little snow storm. We haven't yet had as much snow as we experienced in New England, but there has been snow on the ground for much of the month of December. It is cold out here, but the snow is great for snowball fights!



Thursday, December 23, 2010

Day #12


Liam was in paradise. He knows how to handle his animals...

Yeah, Feldkirch is pretty much the best place in the world during Christmas time. Each day they have an awesome Christmas activity for the kids. Today's was riding a horse in the downtown cobblestone Altstadt. It was absolutely amazing. The boys were so happy. Everett went first, and loved it. We weren't sure whether Liam would be old enough, but they let him. They had such a great time.


Everett's feet went right into those stirrups!



That is one big horse for our big guy!



Everett wants braids now, because this horse was so cool... Just Kidding...

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Day #6


Feldkirch in the Winter time. We love it here in Vorarlberg, the Bundesland where Feldkirch is found. This is such a wonderful place in the winter, even though it gets really cold. Here is a view of the city where we spent most of our time. It is idyllic in the snow, and yes, it really looks like this out here right now.

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Feldkirch Altstadt (Cont.)




Here are some nice little shots of our boys running around in Feldkirch. That is a cool fountain in the middle of the center of town. The boys were playing Hot Wheels all over the city, until they found the pigeons and chased them until they both got tired.

Feldkirch Altstadt

For anybody who has not been to Europe, most towns and cities have an Altstadt, which directly translates as "Old City." Where all of the little shops, old buildings, cobblestones, and marketplaces are located. Anyway, here is a video of the boys running around the Altstadt in Feldkirch, chasing the pigeons.