Evening at Bouton

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Evening at Bouton

February 5, 2011

Not ready to go home for the day from our first hike,…

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…we drive over Bouton Lake.

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The setting sun reflected off of the water making it glisten beautifully.

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This picture turned out really neat with the star bursts shining around the kids.

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This old picnic table had seen better days. The ground has washed away from the base. “How is someone supposed to sit on this thing!” Anna wonders as she jumps up on it.

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Adam found some Turkey Tail Mushrooms on a rotting stump.

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Stewart decided to cross the little creek branch by walking across a fallen tree. For a second he wasn’t sure he would make it.

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“A knee garden, honey!” Stewart says excitedly. He has a fetish with Cypress knees.

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We find this seed pod. It would make for a lovely canoe for tiny Indians. 

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The favorite part of their day is when they found a swinging vine. Stewart gave Anna a hardy push towards me.

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Next was Adam’s turn. The three of them stood in a triangle and shoved him from people to person. “Human volleyball!” Anna shouts.

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Stewart thought about giving it a go, but decided against it. He was not confident with sturdiness of the tree.

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My normally reserved Austin even gave it a turn.

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“Adam, you hold on and I will hold on and wrap my legs around you and we both go.”Anna instructed. That didn’t work out as well as it was planned.

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After trying for so long, I finally was able to take a picture of a little bird. My best attempt at identifying it with my Audubon Field Guide, I would say it is some kind of Warbler, probably migrated to our parts for the winter.

A perfect end to a wonderful evening in the great outdoors.

 


~Becky~

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About Becky Husband

Becky is a Hebraic Christian homeschool mom blogger that lives on a small farm in Deep East Texas. When she isn't homeschooling her kids, she is busy documenting her family's life on her blog. In her blog, she writes about her faith, family, homeschooling, and homesteading. She also shares the family's abundance of hobbies such as geocaching, hiking, biking, birding, nature photography, and most recently her art! She is always eager to answer any questions others may have so feel free to leave comments and inquiries!

Posted on February 6, 2011, in Hiking, Homeschool and tagged . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

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