The last few weeks our house has been buzzing with talk of nature. This, however, is not too out of the ordinary for us since we like to hike, feed the birds, throw rocks in the water, look for signs of wildlife, ect. What makes this different is it has been constant. A constant stream of questions. A constant pull to be outside observing and experiencing God's creation. A constant desire to learn more. It's fantastic! I talked more in detail about this on my other blog, King Alfred Academy, if you would like to read about it.
I am going to continue blogging our Green Hour Challenges and other nature things at King Alfred Academy and use this for all the "over flow". The purpose of this blog is to show more pictures from our nature walks and to go into more detail about things we encounter. So be sure to check both places to read about our adventures!
So without further ado, enjoy these pictures taken during a hike at Radnor Lake in Nashville.
There are lots of deer in this park and since there are so many people who visit, they are pretty tame. These guys didn't hesitate walking across our path.
The boys found a large vine and pretended to be Tarzan.
This is the lake. It's full of ducks, geese, beavers, turtles, and even otters!
