Wilson's

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Today we visited Wilson's Greenhouse to pick up a few perennials for my flower beds. Calder was pumped. And I mean seriously, what kid wouldn't be. . . They have the largest bouncy play structure I have seen!


They also have have a beautiful mini golf course.
I am in the midst of compiling a list of day trips for Calder and I to do while Hugh is working this summer (he adjusts crops for hail insurance). Wilson's got added today. Calder ran, jumped, and slid his butt off for a mere $6!
I welcome any suggestions for day activities! I will compile the list and links and post it at the end of June.

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  1. RJJune 12, 2012 at 9:03 AM

    Crickle Creek...on Valley Road is always a good time too. Glad you had fun.

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  2. KellyJune 12, 2012 at 10:22 AM

    Not for every kid, but my two loved day trips to Wanuskewin when we lived in Saskatoon (we lived in Saskatoon for a year when they were 4 and 2). Jaiden still talks about it! If you call ahead, you can find out what activities they have planned for the week and pick a day Calder will love.

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  3. UnknownJune 13, 2012 at 8:08 AM

    Added both to the list! Thanks, ladies!

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