We've been so fortunate to have had several family members come visit while we've lived here in England. This past April, Matt's Aunt and Uncle, with their children, flew into London and we met them there to do some sight seeing. Here are a few shots from the lovely day we had touring some of London's most famous spots!

Inside Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey

Buckingham Palace

Decorated for the London Marathon

Tom and the Rosetta Stone

Fun in the park!

After touring London, we parted ways and then met up again a few days later in Paris, France.

On the train to Paris

Sister hugs at the Lourve

Ainsley is doing the Mona Lisa "smile"

At the top of the Notre Dame Cathedral

The view from the Cathedral

Notre Dame

...Because we didn't bring the double stroller

The Thinker

Crazy line for this ice cream, but it was worth it!!

Inside Notre Dame

On the top of the Arc de Triomphe

 **Pregnancy perks: We didnt' have to walk to the top of the Arc - we took the elevator!

Top of the Arc de Triomphe

Ainsley found a comfy place to take a nap

Sainte-Chapelle

Sainte-Chapelle

Of course, we couldn't be this near Disneyland without stopping by...

Ainsley on her favorite ride

Cooling down with ICE CREAM!!

Love these two

April - Our Trip to the Netherlands

Since this might be our last April here in England, we decided we needed to plan a trip to the Netherlands to see the beautiful fields of tulips there. The Keukenhof Garden, where these famous tulips are located, is only open for two months of the year to ensure that all of the tulips are in beautiful bloom. So, even though I was eight months pregnant, we had to make this trip! And, since we were so close, we had to stop by Amsterdam as well!

Stoopwafels = delicious!

Tulips, tulips, tulips!

Myla sporting her new traditional Dutch clogs

Gorgeous

Here are some pictures from Amsterdam:

Eating some yummy chicken at an Amsterdam street market

Canal tour

Ainsley was enjoying her super fresh orange juice!

 

The Anne Frank House

I was SO excited to get to go into the Anne Frank house. It was an incredible experience to be able to walk behind the bookshelf and go through the rooms where these people lived in hiding for two years. It was also incredibly sad. I did get to see Anne's actual diary though! We were not allowed to take pictures inside, so we snapped this one outside the doors.