Black Hills National Forest Here are some of our recent moments. As we enjoyed more of the beauty surrounding us, it became clear that the time had come to exit the road and enter whatever God has for us next. We have been led to purchase a house in Franklinton, LA, "settle", and pursue adoption. Nothing is easy, but when God leads and you follow, it's good. With all of that said, here are more of our recent adventures enjoyed as transition began. Custer State Park South Dakota Needles Eye Tunnel Crazy Horse Memorial, pictured above, is a work in progress. Isn't it safe to say we all are? We don't intend to do the work ourselves. We know One who is completely capable, just, and loving. Why would we ever take matters into our own less capable hands? Life is hard, but God is good! If anyone would enjoy reading about our next adventure😉, just let us know.
Coming in at the very top on Utah's list of most visited national parks and third on the entire nation's we have Zion National Park. Since it is rated so high, one must be prepared to battle crowds at every turn. Even that, though, could not overshadow Zion's beauty. Cannon is gaining photography skills as he backs up to frame Mom & Dad in this one while we all do the park sign shuffle😁 And he sweetly poses in front of the camera for his own shots. With the formality all taken care of, let's jump in! Zion Wildlife sightings always make our heart skip a beat! It's time for some tunnel fun! If we have to be walled in, we choose this way. Let's hike! The reward...... Sadly, sometimes you just have to exit the park. Check out those winding roads beneath us😲 Just when we thought the day was done amazing us, we turned our gaze to the right to behold these great creatures. Nice bonus!! Thanks again Utah!! You are pretty spectacular!
As winter is making a heavy appearance in the Northeast, we are content being tucked away beneath beautiful Georgia pines at one of The Peach State's gorgeous state parks. Laura S Walker State Park, near the Okefenokee Swamp's northern edge, offers over 600 acres to roam. Whether exploring the trails, sitting at the lake, or taking part in any of the activities available, we have found this to be yet another Georgia jewel. This is what we see directly across the highway each time we exit the park (daytime or lit up at night). We are truly in the swamp. It's time to set off to find where the nearest trail leads! We walked just a bit through this beautiful area before feasting our eyes on this boardwalk over the lake. Let's stop for a little rest then a little play before heading back to the other side to celebrate the find of the day in this super-duper pinecone! Back at home, the Clam offers an outdoor living space for fun and games. Another November ...
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