Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Headlines at Henry Coe Park

We went for a family hike at Henry Coe State Park on Easter Sunday. It's a pretty big park where people hike out and with the tents, fishing poles and guitars strapped to their backs. We only wandered in about a mile or so and then let the kids run loose to scare off the wildlife. Here is some of our adventure.

Boy Teaches Father to Read


Sister Teaches Big Brother to Read


World's Larges Pinecone Found


Little Wanderer Ponders "Which path is the one less traveled?"



3 Year Old Knocks Down Tree with Kung Fu


Rock Collection Grows at Exponential Rate

(Josie was making me carry rocks by the end of the hike)



Pleasant Weather Tempts Hikers



Children Practice Sulking in Preparation for Teenage Years


Josie fell as we were walking back to the visitor center. She started running downhill and fell right into a rut, banging her head on a rock. This led to sobbing for Mom and Mom having to hike uphill with Josie on my shoulders for a while. Her forhead was swollen and scabby but not horrible.

Upon returning to the visitor center, Xander and I tried to find our first geocache stash. Unfortunately the cache seemed to be missing. Granted, I've never tried geocaching before, but the hint was rather straight forward. Xander a little distraught that a stranger found the treasure first and left with it.

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