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Atlanta State Park Volksmarch
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We got to the walk start at around 11am. This family registered to walk after us. | |
Carol was helping Lenore pick out candy to carry on the walk. |
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A walker who was going to sweep the trail. She has a very nice and well trained pet. | |
The first bridge we crossed was very springy. Lenore enjoyed jumping on it. |
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The trees aren't that big around, but they were very tall. | |
An East Texas Trekker on her way back in. |
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One loop of the walk went near the lake shore. We walked the few extra feet to play in the water. | |
Jan had mentioned that there were white pelicans. We saw some "on the wing", but none came close enough to photograph. |
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Some more East Texas Trekkers on their way back to the start. | |
Time for a water break. There was mist hanging in the trees, but we never got rained on. |
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Trail head for the Nature Trail. | |
This section of trail had lots of woods ferns. The Nature Trail marker called them Christmas Ferns. |
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Nice moss covered tree right by the trail. | |
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Another bridge crossing, this creek had water running in it. | |
View of the lake through the trees. Lenore wanted to go to the waters edge again, but there was a steep cliff at this point. |
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An island, actually there were three islands. | |
A grave in the sand? |
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The boat ramp gave Lenore access to the water. | |
The trail was in a figure 8, just as we passed where the trails crossed, we saw the trail sweepers coming along. |
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