TICKETS FOR THE TRAIN
We arrived at 9:40 to get in line for the Zilker Zephyr train ride and patiently waited in the heat (yes, it was already sweltering). They finally finished working on the train and started selling tickets when... a dad standing in line (clearly annoyed) hollered to the rest of the line "out of tickets! humph. the first guy bought 40." The 10:00 train left at 10:15.
We'd come this far... so decided to stick around for the 11:00 train even though nap time was eminent. He played on the playground and before too long we were able to board the train. Which then had 'enegineering difficulties' so we waited another 15 minutes and the little monkey was no longer interested. Though he had happily waved and clapped as the first train left the station and we were blowing our wooden train whistle all morning... he was wiggly and not interested in the train any longer.
We arrived at 9:40 to get in line for the Zilker Zephyr train ride and patiently waited in the heat (yes, it was already sweltering). They finally finished working on the train and started selling tickets when... a dad standing in line (clearly annoyed) hollered to the rest of the line "out of tickets! humph. the first guy bought 40." The 10:00 train left at 10:15.
We'd come this far... so decided to stick around for the 11:00 train even though nap time was eminent. He played on the playground and before too long we were able to board the train. Which then had 'enegineering difficulties' so we waited another 15 minutes and the little monkey was no longer interested. Though he had happily waved and clapped as the first train left the station and we were blowing our wooden train whistle all morning... he was wiggly and not interested in the train any longer.
FINALLY LEAVING THE STATION
By 11:15, we finally left the station (hooray!!)
What's all the excitement about?? (Me thinks his face says it all )
SACKED OUT
1/3 the way through the ride: naptime!!
He barely roused his sleepy, heavy eyes to see Woody: the guitar-playing, harmonica-brandishing mainstay of Zilker and Town Lake Trail
SLEEPY LITTLE BUDDY
Clearly wore the little fella out. He slept through: the rest of the ride, exiting the train, waiting at the park, getting in and out of his car seat back home.
1/3 the way through the ride: naptime!!
He barely roused his sleepy, heavy eyes to see Woody: the guitar-playing, harmonica-brandishing mainstay of Zilker and Town Lake Trail
SLEEPY LITTLE BUDDY
Clearly wore the little fella out. He slept through: the rest of the ride, exiting the train, waiting at the park, getting in and out of his car seat back home.
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