We went to Five Rivers on Saturday. It is great for the girls; they have little trouble, at least on this trail, walking it themselves. Can you believe the trail - grassy or wood-chipped the entire way?
Lucy started in the back carrier, but once she was set free, she was off and running . . . (we did have to use sunscreen, and Lucy especially liked chewing on it!)
And here is where we discovered a difference between Anna Kate and Lucy. Anna Kate did not think it was funny that the trail was so muddy - "this is gross" - and Lucy went right for it. She walked through it, fell in it, sat in it.
It wasn't long before she looked like this:
We finished up with a picnic. Lucy did get tired enough (and I think a little uncomfortable in those muddy jeans that she returned to the back carrier voluntarily and without pants.)
Lucy started in the back carrier, but once she was set free, she was off and running . . . (we did have to use sunscreen, and Lucy especially liked chewing on it!)
And here is where we discovered a difference between Anna Kate and Lucy. Anna Kate did not think it was funny that the trail was so muddy - "this is gross" - and Lucy went right for it. She walked through it, fell in it, sat in it.
It wasn't long before she looked like this:
We finished up with a picnic. Lucy did get tired enough (and I think a little uncomfortable in those muddy jeans that she returned to the back carrier voluntarily and without pants.)
2 comments:
How great it must be to have outdoor areas to explore in the Spring. I can almost smell the fresh air and the new green grass!
Grandma Sheehan
Dave, I like your stubble (I blew it up and printed it off!); Megan, I love the shots of you and the kids; I love these pictures of granddaughters growing up so quickly and beautifully.
My favorite time to visit the Blogspot is when I talking to the grandmother on the phone--it's like we're all together.
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