This morning Noah and I took our new friends, TJ and Jill, to the Robinson Crusoe-type park down by the River Aare. While they were exploring the boats, climbing the dragon slide, and riding tricycles and scooters, we saw a helicopter making multiple trips close to the park and dropping items off. After a brief snack, we packed up the boys and walked about 100 feet to where the bags were being dropped off. We have no idea what was in the bags.
Three or four men were on the ground waiting for the bags and making sure they were secure in a big bin, but other than that who knows what they were doing. They had the road blocked off with tape, but when they saw us strolling up, they made sure it was safe and let us pass through to get to the eastern edge of Old Town. Noah did not enjoy the helicopter wind AT ALL and started screaming, "I want to go home." TJ didn't seem to notice at all. We're all different.
This morning Noah and I took our new friends, TJ and Jill, to the Robinson Crusoe-type park down by the River Aare. While they were exploring the boats, climbing the dragon slide, and riding tricycles and scooters, we saw a helicopter making multiple trips close to the park and dropping items off. After a brief snack, we packed up the boys and walked about 100 feet to where the bags were being dropped off. We have no idea what was in the bags. 
Three or four men were on the ground waiting for the bags and making sure they were secure in a big bin, but other than that who knows what they were doing. They had the road blocked off with tape, but when they saw us strolling up, they made sure it was safe and let us pass through to get to the eastern edge of Old Town. Noah did not enjoy the helicopter wind AT ALL and started screaming, "I want to go home." TJ didn't seem to notice at all. We're all different.
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