Lisa was feeling a little better, so we went for a hike at a new park we haven't been to yet, Lewisville Regional Park. It our county's oldest park, and was created during the Great Depression. It has 3-miles of trails, a playground, and access to the East Fork Lewis River.
Lisa and I hiked about a mile of the trails, which had an abundance of big beautiful trees, blooming trilliums, and singing birds. We watched a pileated woodpecker on an old snag for a while, and Lisa also marveled at how tall the trees were.
After we hiked, we found a place on the edge of the river and enjoyed the view. Lisa threw rocks and watched the water splash. We also found a butterfly and followed it around the grass. What a perfect day!
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| My cute little hiker. |
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| Beautiful views of the river |
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| Lisa loved looking at how big this tree was. |
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| Looking at the trilliums |
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| Mommy-daughter hiking team |
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| Throwing rocks |
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| Playing by the river |
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