Sunday Walks and Forts

Most Sundays we go for a walk on the farm. Last Sunday the weather was so beautiful and we enjoyed a beautiful walk along the tree line. The kids with the help of their cousins have built forts in these old trees. There is a
B O Y fort and of course one for the G I R L S. The children love to play out their and in so many ways it is like their "Terabithia," their own little world.
enjoy the pictures















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ABDO said…
Lots of fun spring pictures this with this post. What a nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
May 1, 2010 at 8:54 PM
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