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2013 Luge

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We're up to it again!
We finally had enough snow to put in the luge run for this year :). 

Our design this time around is different from last time, but I think it is just as fun.
Our son, Dane has been busy learning a bit about making movies and using technology to document his learning, so today, he compiled a few of the videos and photos from our first day on the luge- ENJOY!


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Unknown said…
WOW, great luge. You have the perfect yard for it. I came over from the ebook tips facebook group introduce yourself comment. I have a home daycare and I'm homeschooling as well so I thought it would be nice to say, Hello! Your blog is wonderful. I enjoyed all the pics of your school room set up. Your dedication is obvious!
Jana from www.HowToRunAHomedaycare.com
February 28, 2013 at 9:41 AM
Coombe Mill - Fiona said…
Oh my that just looks amazing! My kids were having a wild outdoor time this week too, but they would love to have snow to try this!
March 2, 2013 at 11:38 AM
jen said…
That is awesome! Love it! Thanks for linking to the Outdoor Play Party.
March 2, 2013 at 2:33 PM
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