Our flight back to the US we flew by Reykjavik, Iceland. Marlee was very lucky to be able to see the erupting volcano on Iceland. Quite amazing!
The boys and I flew back to Boston, MA, where Alex would pick us up and then all drive to Camp Constitution in New Hampshire. Me and the boys would have on day in Boston before Alex would get there so we do some exploring.
The volcano on Iceland
A very quick pizza break at Keflavik (Reykjavik airport).
First night back in the States. After standing in line for more than an hour for immigrations and customs at 2am (for our Swedish time brains, 8pm Boston time) the kids were exhausted and fell asleep very quickly.
We started our day in Boston with walking to a bear by play ground. However, it was very hot so after a while the boys wanted to go back home. We got some lunch from a near by gas station and then David took a nap. When he woke up we all took an Uber down town Boston.
Martin’s park and play ground down town Boston
Picture from the play ground with the Boston Tea Party museum in the background.
A nice dinner at Paneras.
Alex arrived late and the next day we explored Boston a little more before heading north to camp. It was pretty rainy unfortunately but we decided to try to walk part of the freedom trail that starts downtown.
Park Street Church
Granary Burying Ground where Paul Revere is buried. (I love this picture by the way :-)
Paul Revere’s grave stone
Fun with the air coming out of the underground, possibly from subway system, but not sure.
Time to get dry and go north.
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