The trail was nice because it took you deeper into the woods and then brought you back out to catch various glimpses of the lake. It was a really big lake. Parts were soft, parts were green, parts were rocky. Parts were steep, others smooth. It was a nice variety. I want to go back and explore some more!
From this photo you can see the rocky shoreline close to where we were staying - look about halfway down the rocky portion of the coast and (if you enlarge the photo) you can make out the log little miss was sitting on.
One of the troubles with hiking with my phone was a few random shots like these.
Oh well :) Growing up there were some woods near my house and I spent countless hours alone in them; it was how I recharged. Whenever I can spend time in the woods it's rejuvenating and feels like home at the same time. Not everyone gets that though. I was accused of being 'antisocial' because I opted to go for a hike instead of sweating on the beach and to that I say "suck it!". I get it, though, not everyone is an introvert. Sometimes though, I just like 'to be' and I'm still glad I went hiking! ;)
Showers were had by all and after dinner I was gifted with another beautiful sunset. The boys went fossil hunting while I sat and enjoyed the view.
Dinner that night was kabobs and smores of course!
The light was too dark for my camera and phone but trust me when I say that H is a lightning bug catching machine!
It was time to pack up and head home in the morning.
After saying our goodbyes, we stopped for one more view of the lake as we headed out.
After saying our goodbyes, we stopped for one more view of the lake as we headed out.
I'm sure we'll be back! With better mattresses though - the cabins were nice but the bedding was a bit lacking... A big "THANK YOU" to my SIL and her family for coming up with this excursion :) As always, there are more photos on my flickr page for any interested parties.
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I haven't visited your blog in a while; So it's a bit of a shock to see how he minions have grown. (lame comment I know; Kids *do* grow, don't they?) the nature shots are lovely and your desire to take a hike by yourself resonates for me. What great, wide-open spaces we have all around us... Happy knitting as we ease into late summer/fall !
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