Boogs used this tree to walk over the creek. Coming back was a bit harder.
The water was lower than last time. It was still nice to have the rocks to walk on.
At this hilly part of the trail, Boogs started running. He probably ran for 15 minutes. My husband and I jogged along behind him trying to keep up. Where does he get all that energy from???
We were happy to find a few benches beside the trail to sit down and catch our breath.
We had some big storms come through our area a while back. The wind did quite a bit of damage to some trees. I thought it was really neat that the fallen part of this tree was used in a unique way, to make benches.
The damaged area was treated to help preserve the rest of the tree.
Here is another fallen tree branch bench. Boogs liked climbing all over them.
We are going to come back and hike this trail again later in the year.
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What a great trail to explore. There is so much of nature to see. It looks so peaceful there. Fab photos. #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteWe have added this to our list trails to repeatedly visit. It is a great place for trail running.
DeleteLooks like a gorgeous trail walk and I love that the fallen trees have been used as benches. Great way to respect Mother Nature. Hope you got some rest after all that running - Boogs sounds like a true child of the wild #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteI don't know who thought to turn the fallen branches into benches but I loved that idea. Boogs loves to run wild in nature.
DeleteWhat a wonderful looking trail and wow to the fallen trees carved into seats, this is such a lovely idea. You really must have had some incredible storms. Boogs is looking so tall this year, I remember him half this height!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining me for #CountryKids and have a very happy Easter.
We had some really bad weather in Texas with Hurricane Harvey in late August & early September. Half of Texas was flooded. Our area had some flooding but it wasn't that bad. We've had other big storms since then, that had strong winds. They you for stopping by and commenting.
DeleteLooks like a beautiful walk. My kids would love scrambling over the fallen trees. #countrykids
ReplyDeleteLots of great places for climbing.
Deletelooks like a lovely family hike in a beautiful location. #countrykids
ReplyDeleteWe are lucky to have so many great places to hike near our home.
DeleteThat really does look like a beautiful, peaceful trail for a lovely walk. #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteIt is nice. The two times we have been, the trail was not crowded. I imagine it will become crowded as the weather gets warmer.
DeleteThat does look like a beautiful walk and an interesting trail to explore. Sounds like Boogs really enjoyed it. I love the way that the benches have been cut out of the fallen trees. #countrykids
ReplyDeleteThe benches were such a neat idea. I've never seen that before.
DeleteThe tail looks so peaceful and such a lot to explore, I don't know where they get their energy from either, I wish I had half of my children's energy! #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteThere were several miles of trail to explore plus the area by the river. Next time we will explore more by the river. It was very peaceful.
DeleteWhat a fab trail to explore! I love all the bits to climb on. My boy had endless energy. I don't know where it comes from. He's 2 and runs everywhere. It's great for walking. #countrykids
ReplyDeleteI'd like to borrow a bit of that energy.
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