Rocks and Rock Fortresses

Today, I read a lot, played a few games, and picked raspberries. That's about it.

Yesterday, I did many more interesting things.

The first thing I did was go see some fortresses that were used by the Germans in WWII. They were carved into the rocks, it was very dark and spooky inside of them.

Very Spooky.

It was still fun though.
After that, we climbed down some rocks to wait for everyone who didn't come to see the fortresses to pick us up in the boat.

While we were waiting, Parker told Kristian that he couldn't throw a rock all the way from where we were standing to an small island. Kristian took up the challenge. I think it's easy to see that he felt pretty great when he finally got a rock all the way across. It was far!

Then we rode in a boat.

Jacob, who is a two and a half year old boy, really enjoyed it.

We finally arrived at Molen, which is an island of rocks that is constantly changed in shape by the sea.

We had a rock contest, and we all had to vote for our one favorite rock besides our own. Mine didn't win...

After we had relaxed and eaten dinner, we decided to go to a water park in Tvedestrand. Unfortunately, it rained on the way there. I was surprised, but glad, when someone got out a tarp to help us stay dry in the boat. We had a bit of fun while under it.

We arrived at the water park and went swimming.

It was super fun. See how blurry this picture is? That shows how fast we were rotating on the "planet".

We also played volleyball when we were done swimming, but it was too dark to take pictures. We had hot chocolate when we got back. It was good. Then I blogged about technology, and went to bed. That was my yesterday, and it was awesome. My today is at the top, if you've forgotten about it already.