Dad, can we go for a walk?

We Decided to Visit the Park

On the first day of Sukkot, it's a Sabbath. We decided to go for a "Sabbath's Day Journey" at the park, basically walking from one end to the other. So we left our temporary dwelling and visited the park.

We stopped to visit the ducks at the pond.

Quack.

Everything is so Big! The Big Bridge

The children really enjoy looking over the side of the bridge. It's a long way down.

The Big Tree

After we cross the big bridge, we come to a big tree. What a fun place to explore!

The girls enjoy eating their lunch in the tree.

The Big Field

When Daniel saw the big field, he wanted to run around in it. And he did, giggling the whole way.

The simple pleasure of being a child.

Found a black walnut in the field! They smell good.

We Had a Nice Time at the Park

We had fun spending our afternoon at the park. Our children really enjoy exploring places and being outside.

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Benjamin Turner: God fearer. Rooted in Messiah. Husband of @lturner. Father of four wonderful children. The guy behind the camera. Steemit enthusiast.

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