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Wisconsin trip :)

Pictures from our Wisconsin trip!!

After we got off the plane we drove for awhile and then stopped for a quick lunch at a service station. Everyone got to pick out something different to eat and then we got to sit above the interstate and watch the cars drive by which was pretty cool. The kids played for a few minutes to get some energy out before we had to get back in the car and finish driving to our destination.

Along with spending lots of time with family, (xoxox) we got to go to some of our favorite spots out there including: The Botanical gardens, our favorite food truck and Camden playground!! The kids made me buy that little creepy clown, he rides his bike and he is pretty cute if I must say so. They had it riding his bike toward one of the store employees as they hid behind a shelf laughing.

We got seafood salad, Scotch eggs (my fav), lobster mac & cheese and steak & cheese sandwiches and we couldn't leave without WI cheese curds from the food truck. He has the best food and we always look forward to stopping by the one time a year we are there! Addy picked the botanical gardens to go to. We are usually there in the summer, so not everything was still in bloom, but the gardens are still really beautiful to walk through any time of year.

Grandma wanted to go get some fresh apples so while we were there the kids got to go get lost in a HUGE corn maze. We honestly didn't think they'd find their way out, but they all made it out!

This week back home has been a exhausting one from all that traveling. I'm looking forward to a easy, slow weekend. There are so many pictures of our trip! I hope you enjoy!






























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