On Sunday we visited a new to us children's museum in the next state over. It was a great visit, and we'll definitely be back.
The museum had a water play area. Matt wasn't too sure about some of the exhibits, but Andy was in his element. That child loves playing in any sort of water.
Rolling the balls down the water ramp
Squirting water on the mirror and squeegeeing it off
Mr. Splashy Splash
The museum also had lots of neat things to build with.
Building a sailboat
And there was a fun wall to play with colors using acrylic tubes, a board with holes, and lights.
Working together
Andy almost didn't want to leave this part!
Back to building...
Building a ramp
Building a circuit
We then made it upstairs.
This ship has been boarded.
The museum also featured historical moments from the state's history.
With the introduction of livestock in 1640
In the 1640 house
Hoisting the sail on the 1892 ship
Checking out the provisions on board the 1892 ship
Shopping for frutas y vegetales at the mid-20th-century Dominican mercado
We also ate lunch at a local barbecue place which actually turned out to be quite good.
Andy enjoying some cornbread, brisket, Texas toast, and pulled pork.
To no one's surprise, both boys were fast asleep within minutes of climbing back into the car!