Roman & I decided it would be fun to start monthly family outings. It doesn't need to be elaborate or expensive, just intentional family field trips. We started in June by going to Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. It's only a few minutes up the road & minimal cost. Perfect! So one day late in June we hopped in the car & drove to Folkston, GA. We spent several hours walking, talking, looking, laughing & sweating. We could stand to sweat a little so it's OK. Here are some pictures from our day.
See the golden yellow speck in the center? That's Nick. He volunteered to walk the road back to get the car. We hiked from the Chesser Homestead to the lookout tower & boardwalk. But I think he got tired of me freaking out & asking him to save me from the GINORMOUS bees that were strangely attracted to my hair. He wasn't rude or mad, just offered. Love that, thanks Babe!
We saw a snake!
We saw a snake!
AND.... Do you see it? It was just a few feet from the snake!
A GATOR!! Just off the boardwalk. And folks, please be careful, these gators CAN come up on the boardwalks.
OK, I really having nothing else to say about this picture. Go ahead, judge away.
Cause you'll soften right back up when you see this one.
And this one.
My guys
At the Chesser Homestead I explained to the boys how the kids had to pick through this sand to made sure there was no grass or leaves. They had to make sure it was just sand so that it there was a fire it would stop when it reached the sand. (I learned this on Roman's 2nd grade field trip.)
Daddy explaining cane grinding.
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