On Sunday, after church, we rode the train downtown to visit the Holocaust Memorial. We got a bonus, with visiting Pindigen Park on our way.
Macy wasn't sure what to think of the train at first. Soon she was singing and dancing with her reflection in the window.
The park highlights Indigenous culture and heritage, and its name evokes the spirit of inclusivity and harmony among people. Pindigen means, Come on in! All are welcome here.
Daddy and Ali...
...with this cool eel statue.
Mommy and Macy...
...inside a woven basket.
Teague and Gavin...
...with a moose a birds.
Kaleb and Hiram...
...with another moose.
The park was filled with several of these cool animal sculptures.
As well as these beautiful paintings representing land, water, air, and people.
Macy gives the most beautiful smiles, except to the camera. This one of her eyelashes and delicate facial features is still precious to me though!
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