Midway Ice Castles

We didn't get to do a lot of winter activities this year, just because of a lack of time. But this was one I really wanted to do, we woke up on Saturday morning and decided that we would take a little road trip to Midway for some winter fun, and I'm so glad we did. We had a blast walking around the whole thing.

Emma is starting to enjoy taking pictures herself, I think she's doing a pretty good job for a 4 year old.

Here she is taking a picture

She started to get pretty silly while we were taking pictures.

James thought it was great to just run around and play.

Emma and her silly poses, there were so many, I had a hard time trying to decide what ones to post.

James must have spotted a plane or something. Notice how big his gloves are? we couldn't find any gloves for him this year, but when Grandma and Grandpa Moultrie came to visit they found these...they'll fit him for years!(thanks Grandma and Grandpa, James' hands stayed warm the whole time)

I love this picture.

This is coming out of one of the tunnels that was built...the kids thought the tunnels were pretty awesome. We picked a good day to go, on warmer days they would close the tunnels due to melting, luckily they weren't closed.

As you can see we had a blast. Hopefully this will go on every year, I think it should be a family tradition. The kids had a blast, and Geoff and I were amazed at how this guy built this...he lived a few blocks from us a few years ago and he had a small one in his yard, but this one is crazy. After the Ice Castles we made a stop at Dairy Keen(the train restaurant) for some yummy food.