Port Discovery...

We wanted to enjoy having Daddy home for the day, so we decided to go to Port Discovery. This is one of the top rated children's museum in the nation, and it just so happens to be in Balitmore. So we walked across the street, got on the train, five stops and three blocks of walking later we were there! It was a cold day, but we barely noticed, we were off to have fun, all together even!

This giant piece of artwork is on the walk there, Kaleb was more than happy to pose for this pic! It looks like someone is doing a balet jump over his head!

This is our three children making a huge bubble in the water works room...too cool! Kaleb got this bubble up over his head and then bent down to blow it...hilarious! They also had a section of water guns that you squirt at cymbols, and chimes we had a really good time with those. We spent a long time exploring the "river" that flowed through the room too!

Here Izaak is sorting widgets! We had a good time racing to see who could sort the most of them! I initially thought Izaak may be getting a little old for a place like this, but there was so much to do and see, they had a wide range of ages covered! Izaak especially loved the Egyptian Realm! It was equipt with 3D viewers to look at the bones of Mummies, hiroglyph (sp?!) codes and puzzles to solve, right up his alley!This part of the museum was a HUGE hit with our family! It is this group of rooms that are all quirky, like you feel like you are in a tilted world! The point of the rooms is to gather clues and solve a mystery...sooo fun! There is a ton of stuff to do in this place alone, let alone the whole museum! This part is where Luke came out of the drain after a pitch black underground maze, finding your way out of the plumbing! After a long day of alot of play Aliza was ready for a good thumb sucking session! So while the boys had there last hurrahs we just relaxed and cuddled on a bench close by. It was a long, great day! We will be going there again, to anyone local I HIGHLY recommend this place for the kiddos!