But Andi spent most of her time boogie boarding. The little cove we were in was perfect for the kids. The waves were just their size.
And I spent my time supervising the fun.
The pokemon walks were mostly done late at night, by the dads. But occasionally they'd let the older kids come along, or they'd be hatching eggs as we explored the area together. It got a little ridiculous, and the guys kept referring to things from a pokemon perspective. Down the road from our houses was a great walking/biking path that ran along the cliffs, and a butterfly sanctuary, where we didn't actually see any butterflies.
The best part about Santa Cruz is that 10 minutes from the beach and you are in the redwoods. One morning we took a steam engine ride through the forest and it was beautiful.
This place was fun and I think we could have spent the whole day there on the hiking trails. But there was a beach to get to, so we only stayed half the day.
The dads took the oldest four kids to the boardwalk one night and rode rollercoasters till they were sick. Or pretty close to it. Andi has been talking about going to Magic Mountain for her birthday, but after a few crazy rides she's rethinking that plan.
But mostly we just enjoyed hanging out together for a week and eating way too much.
We attempted a family picture in our matchy t shirts, but it didn't turn out. Here's what we got instead.
It was a fabulous week, can't wait to do it again.


































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