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We stayed one night in Hot Springs, which has the loveliest stream running through it. Because the steam's source is a hot spring, the water is comfortably warm rather than icy cold.
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| Z found a crab claw, which he was very proud of. And, if you look closely, you can see a "Z" in the red rocks behind him, just above his head. |
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| Z and I making crab claws after wading in the stream. |
Eden was not quite so eager to go in the stream.
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| Z clearly could not get enough! |
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| And Eden finally decided to try again when she was how much fun Z and I were having. This time she liked it! |
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| The next day we discovered Cascade Falls, also fed by a hot spring. |
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| You can see behind Z is a man made pool. In the 1890s it became popular for Easterners to come take the hot baths in South Dakota. |
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| Another pool at the bottom of a little waterfall. |
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| Eden wanted to collect everything she saw. Several times she told me, "Mama, I'm a collector!" |
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| An old house, probably built in the late 19th century, but it looks like someone is still living there. |
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| Z hiking near a cool red rock formation. |
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| Enjoying the view. |
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| Daddy and Eden. |
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| Is there any greater pleasure of childhood than throwing rocks over a cliff? |
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| Can anyone identify these tracks? |
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| Squeeze in, family! |
1 comment:
Such fun! I love the idea of a HOT spring. I hope you'll show all this to us someday.
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