Lots of lovely cedar trees, of course!
The girls caught a crayfish with Gramma this afternoon!
It's little but fascinating!
My oldest requested I get a picture of her touching it. Turns out to be a tricky moment to catch, but here are a couple shots:
After dinner, we returned the crayfish to its home on the shores of Lake Huron. A quick picture with their friend before releasing it:
She freed the crayfish herself:
Back where it belongs! (It's tiny and scurrying under the stone in the middle.)
Saying goodbye:
Discovering clay! One of the absolute coolest things about Lake Huron is finding a deposit of clay!
It's like Play-Doh! (I think it's cooler)
Messy hands!
A deer print in the clay:
My favorite firstborn!
We tried to get a silhouette picture of her throwing a rock in the water and got it first try! We both think it's a cool picture!
Little sister played in the grass:
Standing on a big rock makes for an extra long shadow:
The seagulls are back, another sign of spring:
Where's little sister? (I removed all sorts of nature from her curls tonight!)
Location:Cedarville
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