Skip to main content

Neuhaus am Schliersee

Schliersee is a little lake only about an hour out of Munich at the foot of the Alps. Simon's company has some property there and they let their employees use it for hvacations. Simon was able to reserve a room for us the last weekend in June. It is an absolutely beautiful place! We wished the weather would of been a little bit more cooperative, but we still had a great time. We were able to go out on the rowboats, play some ping pong, hike, watch some movies and just relax! It was such a wonderful weekend!



A view from the lake


We took one of the rowboats out on Friday when we got there.
We had to take advantage of the sun shine.




Auburn and I enjoying the boatride



It rained all day long on Saturday. We weren't going to let that stop us, so we went for a hike.


At the end of our hike. Simon and I were soaking wet, and Auburn's head got wet at the end because she wouldn't keep her hat on. She actually slept through most of the hike.

Exhausted at the end of the day!

Comments

Boyd Box said…
Every time you post pictures, I get so...not jealous, but like a hunger to go and see these places. I've always had a one-sided love affair with all things European so I hope you don't mind as I live through you guys to experience it. I don't know if we will ever get to go, but I really hope we can come visit you guys before you decide on a new adventure!
I can't imagine what these places must look like in real life. I attempted to take pics while I was in Hawaii and they just don't do it justice. Germany looks so enchanting! I love the picture you took of the boats in the boat house!
Oh wow, she's adorable! Keep those posts coming-I love your blog!
Emily said…
I love it when babies sleep like that, it's so cute!
Actuary Mom said…
auby is getting so big!
F said…
she is so adorable! the little "bum sticking in the air" sleeping position is my favorite for the munchkins :0)

Popular posts from this blog

movie of our trip to Mexico

Simon made a video of our trip to Mexico, Guatemala and Belize. Since I haven't gotten around to posting about the rest of our trip (that happened a year ago), I am just going to post the link to the movie on youtube.  Hope you enjoy!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLnUgh7HfbM

Mexico - Mayan ruins II

Simon's parents had to get back to their mission in Mexico City and we continued on our trip.  We saw a lot of ruins, 9 in total.  This is the next post of Mayan ruins.  It was actually great for the kids as well.  They could run around, climb and explore. It was interesting to see the differences at each sight.  The kids had their favorites by the end of the trip.  We also taught them a little bit about Mayan culture. Edzna   These well preserved carvings were great.       Palanque These were probably my favorite ruins.  It is set in the jungle and it felt very peaceful there. It is hard to believe that only 10 percent of the structures are actually uncovered.  The rest are still covered by the jungle. some well preserved carvings waterfalls in the middle of the ruins The Palace   Temple of Inscription   The kids had a great time climbing up and exploring...

Sienna Corinne

Sienna Corinne was born at 8:02 am at the Rotkreuzklinikum in Munich.   She weighed 3.7 kilos and was 52 cm long.  She is incredibly sweet and a very peaceful baby.  Auburn and Conley are in love with her. She has been smothered with kisses by them and everyone in the family wants to snuggle with her.