Me enjoying the rocks near the Little Missouri water falls
Kevin hiked out to a "little" falls
Ray chilled on the big lovely deck, while Kevin dunked into the shallow river below
Kevin's art project
Ray and I at the two-footed tree. A nifty little pit stop
Ray behind the wheel rarin' to go
We ran amok this past weekend in Mena, Arkansas. Believe me - this was some social distant nature. Ouachita National Forest is gorgeous and thick. It was a 4-1/2 hour drive from our house. We left Friday morning - arrived about 1 pm, and were on some trails by 2:30. Zoom Zoom and jounce the brain.
Ray had a blast with his RZR. We enjoyed time with son Kevin and his wife Maria. Total chill - for real - the temps were high 70s by day and 60s in the morning. Wow! Even had a nifty bonfire Sat eve.
Altogether logged about 60 miles on trails over 3 days. It's reassuring to know there's a lot of nature out there and some darn thick woods. I'll share some more pics on Wednesdays. Deer, fawns, butterflies!
Fernweh
1 week ago
Hi Joanne - certainly looks fun ... and I love river swimming - around falls ... did a bit when I was on Vancouver Island. Wonderful birthday weekend away and a catch up ... sounds idyllic! Take care - Hilary
ReplyDeleteyou would enjoy this nature trek and a wild ride on Ray's RZR. cheers!
DeleteWow. That’s a lot of hiking! Looks lovely. Hope you are well, Joanne!
ReplyDeletemostly riding in the 4 wheeler...I'm not a super hiker
DeleteGlad you had a good trip. It looks fun and brings back memories of when I went camping with my husband there years ago.
ReplyDeletethen you know how pretty it is. Hope you are well and staying safe.
DeleteGreat pictures Joanne, pleased you got out and about..... my time WILL come.
ReplyDeleteKeep well.
Yvonne.
absolutely. Until then, I shall share vicariously
DeleteGlad you got out and enjoyed nature and your family. That is indeed cool for Arkansas!
ReplyDeleteWe lucked out - no humidity or heat. Wow!!!
DeleteLooks like a lovely spot and a great way to spend some time.
ReplyDeleteSure looks like you took in a lot of nature and had some fun indeed.
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