One of the attractions there that David likes the most is the Magic Garden which is an imaginative environment, developed in consultation with health experts, where 2-8 year olds can play among pumpkins and mushrooms, chase fish in a digital pond or catch butterflies at the garden gate.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
One Sunday
Two weeks ago was school holiday here and I had been busy taking the kids out to keep them occupied. We watched Cars 2 movie with friends, going biking at the reserve, feeding the ducks, visiting parks with friends, playing our local playground and even taking them to the mall doing window shopping and had lunch there. I scheduled a visit to Powerhouse Museum in Sydney for David too. Since we didn't do anything one Sunday, I decided to take David there. Even if it was his second time to visit the place, he was so excited. Dorothy didn't come with us because she had been there a few times and decided to visit her friend who lives one block away from us.
We took the train in going there and availed the Family fun Day ticket which cost only $2.50 each with unlimited travel on Sydney's trains, buses and ferries every Sunday. We got off at the Central Station and walked down to our destination. It was about 10 minutes walk, I reckoned.

One of the attractions there that David likes the most is the Magic Garden which is an imaginative environment, developed in consultation with health experts, where 2-8 year olds can play among pumpkins and mushrooms, chase fish in a digital pond or catch butterflies at the garden gate.

We had a great time and David told me that he wanted to visit there again.
One of the attractions there that David likes the most is the Magic Garden which is an imaginative environment, developed in consultation with health experts, where 2-8 year olds can play among pumpkins and mushrooms, chase fish in a digital pond or catch butterflies at the garden gate.
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1 comment:
wow
a great place for some family bonding
nice!
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