Showing posts with label trail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trail. Show all posts
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Young Photographer
Last weekend my daughter and her family met us in Uncertain, Texas for the weekend. We had a great time at Caddo Lake, taking a boat tour of the lake. We spent Sunday afternoon in Jefferson, Texas attending the Mardi Gras parade. While some of our group were shopping the antique stores in Jefferson, the rest of us took a walk on the nature trail along Big Cypress Bayou.
My seven year old grand daughter loves to take photos with my camera. As we were walking on the nature trail along Big Cypress Bayou I let her use my camera. I am a proud Papa, but I really think she has an eye for photography. All of the photos in this post were taken by her.
I can't wait to see more work from this budding photographer. I think she has a great future.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Little Missouri Picnic
Yesterday was a beautiful spring day. We decided to take a picnic and go to Little Missouri Falls. It is quite a long drive over rough gravel roads to get to the Falls. Although the road was in very bad condition it was a beautiful drive. This past week there has been a lot of rain. Along the road we came across this small man made dam that we had never noticed before.
At the parking area for the falls there is a very nice picnic area along the banks of the Little Missouri River. My parents and my sister and her daughters went with us. We had a very nice picnic even though the wind was blowing briskly.
The Little Missouri River plunges through a cleavage creating a spectacular waterfall during periods of high water. Then it tumbles over a series of natural rock dams 2 to 4 feet high, intermixed with relatively quiet pools. then it continues as a cascade for several hundred more yards. From the picnic area there is a foot bridge across the river that takes you to a half mile, out-and-back trail with a few steep grades. The trail climbs a series of steep steps to the edge of the cliffs overlooking the river. From here you have a great view of the area above the falls.
There were no dogwoods in bloom yet, but there were some redbuds and wildflowers.
We had a lovely afternoon, a great picnic, and it was good to get to spend time with family.
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