On Saturday we went out to the Fyshwick Food Markets. We picked up some great food to match the delicious "Hamper" from Michael's parents.
On Sunday we went to Canberra Railway Museum where there was a miniature train to ride (a putt-putt train according to Sebastian and Grandma Audrey). We later went to the museum section and rode a 1930 diesel train out towards Fyshwick; about a 20 minute ride in total.
The food market had stalls that were covered and more like a store. We were expecting more of an outdoor experience. No we didn't buy any crocodile, although Kangaroo is quite lean and delicious.
The boys decided on Sunday morning to have breakfast on the floor of the kitchen. I wasn't so sure of this but they both ate three pieces of french toast.
The "putt-putt" train.
We were warned that the train's horn was loud. Both boys protected their ears.
Sebastian was able to honk the horn and sit in the conductor's chair.
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