Some snapshots on the road while we were driving towards Curpus Christi, Texas to see the famous USS Lexington.
As we were approaching the beach,
the kids were so excited.
They couldn't wait to see the vast ocean,
to feel the sand in their feet,
and soak their body in the water.
A trip isn't complete without a family photo, so here we go. Photo taken by our friend in front of the USS Lexington, thanks sis Dhemz!
i've been in Texas for 4 years now but i've never been to Corpus Christi. I'm jealous!:P
ReplyDeleteBeautiful family photo. Glad your children were able to see the ocean and feel the waves hit their feet at the very least!
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Corpus Christi, but love the pictures. And yes - we always get a family picture whenever we are out on adventures too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for those wonderful photos you shared. I am thankful I am not alone of this. I do love to take photos of some places while we are on the road too. Just fun to get some good memories with those right?
ReplyDeleteNice photo! We always bring a tripod with us so we know we will get family photos.
ReplyDeleteYou travel a lot sis, I hope we can do the same as you are. The place looks very beautiful. I hope one day I can see that place too.
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing your photos from different nice places. As if I was there and enjoying my travel.
ReplyDeleteNice clicks! You met with Dhemz?
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing experience for your kids! My brother in law used to work on the USS Lexington! Now he is a retired sailor!
ReplyDeleteIt's so wonderful how you're able to see different places together as a family! I'm hoping to be able to travel around the world with my kids and husband someday too.
ReplyDeleteyour pictures made me miss the beach more.:(
ReplyDeletethe ship reminds me of my brother. he is a marine deck officer of a private shipping company.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of your trip to Texas, mommy Rose. Lovely family photo as well. :) I too miss the ocean and eat some fresh fish. Hmmmm.... :) Never been to Texas before.
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