The Hidden Waterfall
On Saturday, my dear friend - whose house I'm often at with the twins & their big sister - and I took the 4 1/2 year olds to The Hidden Falls. This is an amazing, fairly-unknown treasure. Case in point, I lived about 5 miles from it at Swamp River and Never. Knew. About. It! (Susan, this is where you and I hiked.)
Crazy, huh?
The adventurous little man *outwardly* enjoyed it seemingly more than his more tentative sister, but she had just as much fun! It looks like I've left him in a rather dangerous situation in the above left picture (!!), but he's sitting down in the water. Promise! 😊
Crazy, huh?
The path is pretty short but a little steep in places:
But check it out!
While we were dangling our feet in the river, an ebony jewelwing (damselfly) landed on my big toe! No pictures (especially these!) could do it justice - they have brilliant teal green bodies and black, iridescent wings. The sun spotlights every single facet of their make-up.
Above image courtesy of the web. |
The adventurous little man *outwardly* enjoyed it seemingly more than his more tentative sister, but she had just as much fun! It looks like I've left him in a rather dangerous situation in the above left picture (!!), but he's sitting down in the water. Promise! 😊
After the morning's adventure and during a super quick stop at Mama & Papa Pea's (I didn't even let the kids out of the car), Papa Pea gifted little Twin Girl with a very freshly-laid goose egg. She didn't let go of it for the rest of the day! (Pardon the outfit - after swimming at the campground lake in the afternoon, she opted for the comfy look.) Here we are, getting gas before heading home.
There was much discussion and a bit of contention regarding the consumption of this egg, but I assured them that it was big enough that it could be shared three ways come Sunday morning breakfast! 💗
Glad I got a first-hand explanation that the little man truly was not in danger before I saw these pictures just posted! Looks like he could have been swept down stream like a fishing bobber! Also know he must have LOVED the adventure.
ReplyDeleteP.S. You should have explained who did your very creative and colorful pedicure! ;o)
Such a beautiful, beautiful place - I remember it well. That water looks so cool and wonderful. And, yes, let's hear about that pedicure! I can't believe how big the twins are!
ReplyDeleteGreat area for fun!
ReplyDeleteI am with Susan where did you get the great toes?
Looks like so much fun, I would love to have something like that near us.
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