Mallorca, our days

The kids transitioned to a 9am to 9pm schedule easily (it is one hour later there, and the other hour was a gift), which was fantastic. We generally went to a beach in the morning, they napped in the care mid-day, and then, you guessed it, a playground in the afternoon. However, for two days, it poured rain, so these days were less fun. On one of the rainy days, we took the highly regarded train ride from Palma to Soller. The train is a fragile-looking wood paneled train that has been in operation since 1912. Aaron loved it. The rickety train travels through countryside, olive gardens and mountains to the charming town of Soller in a valley. The town was quite lovely and, I am sure, interesting, but nothing is very much fun in a rainstorm with two three year olds, so off we were on the next train back to Palma where the rain had stopped and we found a playground.

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