-shell search-
We saw two turkeys get a running start and fly across the lake.
Gerrick brought a prism with him and played with it all day.
"The mud is lava!"
"Don't fall in!"
-racing-
-resting-
-more prism play-
It was a good day.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Family Nature Walk
We've decided to make an effort to get outdoors as a family on most Sunday afternoons. Today we started our new tradition by going to Long Hunter State Park and exploring the two-mile loop trail around Couchville Lake. Gerrick and I came here once before with friends back in Sept. '09 and had an awesome day. Things looked much different this trip--still great, just different. Aside from the forest being in its winter state, the water was also really low and we were able to explore lots of rocky shoreline.
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I love those running turkeys! Hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI lovely family Out days. :)
Perfect day! We are hoping to start geocaching as a fan regularly this spring/summer! So excited to get back to our old life!
ReplyDeleteI don't really lovely them. I'm not even sure what that means.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great day....love the prism...I was gifted a rainbow maker from amazon for my birthday and need to get it out now that the sun is shining!!
ReplyDeletePS...I bet fairies live in that big hollow tree trunk that your son was investigating!!
Looks like a great way to spend the day together :) We've been making time to get out once a week rain or shine with some of our friends to explore the nearby forests, trails and beaches and it so much fun exploring :) Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWe do the same on Sundays :)! We have our favorite spots and sometimes see gators, hawks... yesterday we saw a wood stork! Happy Valentines Day!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Stephanie, the running turkeys are indeed, hilarious.
ReplyDeleteAside from turkey vultures, I think turkeys must be one of the least attractive birds around. :)
Happy Valentine's Day...hope you have *another* nice day (or evening) with your boys. :)