North Sea: Cuxhaven

Last weekend we went to Cuxhaven Germany on the North Sea. It was a beautiful day and we loved walking the beach.

 Grandma Peruch forgot/lost her mascara when she left to go back to the United States. Cosette found it! At least she knew the general location for mascara.

On June 26th we celebrated Cosette's 3rd Birthday! She got to pick out her favorite treats from the bakery then when Daddy got home we had a little party here at home. It was fun to see how happy she was. She loves Birthdays so she was very glad that the Birthday song was for her this time.

 She took like 4 minutes to blow out the candle. It was pretty funny.

 Tyrus celebrating Cosette's Birthday.

 Presents!

 Yum Yum!

She got a little German purse and some fun goodies inside like nail polish and a chocolate treat.

 She also got a little abacus to help her with her counting and math.

 Just another day in Germany. Hanging out in a basket boat!

 Coco drank some of my smoothie and then told us all that she had a beard like Daddy!

 Nate took some pictures for a work presentation. He is so handsome. We are so grateful for this experience in Germany. Thanks Baker Hughes!

 Alright here are the North Sea pictures.

 There were a bunch of little crabs. Mostly dead ones.

 Our footprints.

 Coco playing

 Look at us Daddy!

 The tide goes out and there are huge parts of beach exposed. This is a buoy that usually floats on top of the water.

 Cosette loves to balance on anything. Including seaweed filled buoy ropes.

 There are sand beaches and green beaches that have grass up until the water line.

 This is Kugelbake, a navigational aid used for over 300 years to guide ships.

 He loved the sand.

 See he just ate it! ... The sand that is.

 Yum a mouth full of sand. Cosette loved the beach so much. She said that she wanted to live there. She actually got her swimsuit on after these pictures were taken and swam in the water for a little while. I have never seen her happier! She was in heaven. I just love seeing her and Tyrus filled with so much joy.