Three Generations on The Trail





We girls enjoyed a lunch of whole wheat tortillas spread with peanut butter and organic jelly. Yen is not quite ready for that meal yet. Mei-Ling polished off a whole half pint of raspberries that I brought along, all by herself and had a face to prove it.
What fun we had and on the way into the state park we had the honor of watching two does with a fawn grazing in the meadow. They allowed us to watch them from close by.
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