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| We enjoyed our hike to the waterfalls a few weeks before so much, we thought we'd go back with Abe and Betsy's family. Officially the reunion was over, but we squeezed in this fun activity. It was about 4 miles total. |
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| Can you believe this is just our two families? |
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| It's so sweet when kids hold hands. |
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| Meeting a horse on the trail is good luck. |
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| We made it to the cedars. A gorgeous grove and a good resting spot! |
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| Annie is at home in nature. |
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| I can see a teenager in John here. He's only 7! |
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| Cannon is a crack-up! |
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| We brought grapes for snacks and supplemented with tiny wild strawberries. They were hard to find! |
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| Annie brought her wilderness survival guide, for identifying trees. |
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| Uncle Abe and the cute little boys. |
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| Betsy is a fun hiking partner. The kids ran out of steam so we were getting double the workout. I have a problem with heat. It really wasn't bad for July and in the shade, but I like hiking at about 65 degrees. May and October are my favorites. |
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| I wish this picture wasn't so fuzzy. They are communicating up there. So cute. |
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| After our hike, John was elated to play on Minecraft with an expert, cousin Clark. |
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| Clark ended the reunion by finding a snake, like he always does. He's the snake-whisperer. And that's the close of another great reunion! |
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