Today we were hanging out with the kids, and Aimee's brother mentioned that there was a car show going on in the service station where he works.
So, we got the kids ready and headed out to it, and it was a lot of fun.
Each of the cars was covered in decals, and they were all numbered. The highest number we saw was 112, so there were a lot of them.
They were a bit late arriving, but it was okay because Kaleb was having fun playing in the indoor play area in the service station.
Eventually, we heard the revving of engines and got him and Ollie ready to head out.
He is obsessed with cars and has a huge collection of Hot Wheels, so he was shouting, "Look at that Hot Wheels car," when he saw this one.
We stood at the side of the road and watched them all pass by and park up.
Kaleb was so excited about it all that he was even pointing at normal cars and waving at them.
It kind of reminds me of San Andreas.
I don't really know much about cars, but it was a really impressive collection.
Money was being raised for charity at the event, and after we donated, Kaleb and Ollie both received bunny teddies.
Then Aimee's brother, who was one of the staff going around collecting, picked up Kaleb and brought him around too.
Kaleb was telling everyone, "No money, no bunny," which people found funny.
I think it's a Bentley, but I'm not sure. It was one that stood out to me, though, because I just thought it looked really cool.
Most of the drivers were dressed as different characters.
One person was dressed up as Mario, which Kaleb was delighted to see.
There was a great car, which had a spinning crank at the back of it, and it literally looked like a toy car, but we never got a picture of it.
One of the decals at the back of it said, "wind up merchants," which was funny.
There were all types of cars at it, even supercars.
This one was so sick.
Kaleb was telling Aimee and me that he wants us to buy one of these... maybe one day, but of course we told him we will.
I'm not too familiar with Retro Canonball, but they do it once a year, I think, where they drive throughout the country, stopping at multiple places to collect for charity.
