Yesterday, we went for a walk in Mendon Ponds Park. It's the largest park in our county (2500 acres!) and has lots of paths and trails to walk. Apparently, in 1969 it was named to the National Registry of Historical Landmarks "due to it's geologic history and presence of significant kames, eskers, and kettles". I don't think we saw any kames, eskers or kettles, but we did see lots of beautiful flowers, trees & wildlife. And we spent some great time together as a family.
(Nana picked a little bouquet for Joshua. He took them and then promptly threw them overboard to the ground. He is such a boy. :))
2 comments:
Beautiful pictures... both of the people and of the wildlife!! You have a very keen eye... oh, and a great camera, too!!
As always I love the wonderful pictures. My favorite is Ben with Josh leaning on him in the backpack!!! So cute. My mom lives pretty close to that park. It is a nice area to explore.
Erin
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