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- Nov 9, 2006
We have talked about taking the kids to the redwoods a lot, it's one of D.Jay's favorite family vacations from his childhood. This was the perfect time for us to stop and spend the night.
The first stop on our agenda was The Trees of Mystery, it's basically a tourist trap built around the trees and the legend of Paul Bunyon.
Near the parking lot is a "life size" statue of Baul Bunyon and his blue ox Babe.........
As we were driving into the lot I spied something that I couldn't believe I was seeing.....
that can't be.....why would they do that.....I thought Babe was a girl....
You see "Babe" had been made anatomically correct....and well.......
These pictures don't quite do it justice...but I thought I better go with them. I have to admit that there is a picture of me supporting Babe......and no, you won't be seeing it!
My mom saw it and just about died.....I pretty sure she was thinking "where did I go wrong"...
So once you get inside the gates you hike through some cool paths with all kinds of trees.....I won't bore you with all 300 pictures I took...but here's a few...
of course there had to be goofing around....
After our hike we took the tram up to the top of the mountain...the view from there was wonderfull!
When we got to the top and were on the observation deck, I saw something that excited me....
The Ocean!!!
Next to Disney the north west coast is my favorite place to vacation!
So we headed back down the mountain while the kids goofed with the video camera and waved at other cars.
With plans to sleep in Crescent City, which is just over the Oregon/california line..we said good bye to Paul and Babe and went in search of the beach. As soon as we found one with good access we stopped and before I could even get my seat belt off, Bailie and Hunter were running towards the water..
My love of the ocean has rubbed off on them.
up next.....the definition of "hell hole"
It was freezing and we were all bare footed but we had some fun for about an hour....when all of our feet felt like blocks of ice we decided to head to the hotel.......
The first stop on our agenda was The Trees of Mystery, it's basically a tourist trap built around the trees and the legend of Paul Bunyon.
Near the parking lot is a "life size" statue of Baul Bunyon and his blue ox Babe.........
As we were driving into the lot I spied something that I couldn't believe I was seeing.....
that can't be.....why would they do that.....I thought Babe was a girl....
You see "Babe" had been made anatomically correct....and well.......
These pictures don't quite do it justice...but I thought I better go with them. I have to admit that there is a picture of me supporting Babe......and no, you won't be seeing it!
My mom saw it and just about died.....I pretty sure she was thinking "where did I go wrong"...
So once you get inside the gates you hike through some cool paths with all kinds of trees.....I won't bore you with all 300 pictures I took...but here's a few...
of course there had to be goofing around....
After our hike we took the tram up to the top of the mountain...the view from there was wonderfull!
When we got to the top and were on the observation deck, I saw something that excited me....
The Ocean!!!
Next to Disney the north west coast is my favorite place to vacation!
So we headed back down the mountain while the kids goofed with the video camera and waved at other cars.
With plans to sleep in Crescent City, which is just over the Oregon/california line..we said good bye to Paul and Babe and went in search of the beach. As soon as we found one with good access we stopped and before I could even get my seat belt off, Bailie and Hunter were running towards the water..
My love of the ocean has rubbed off on them.
up next.....the definition of "hell hole"
It was freezing and we were all bare footed but we had some fun for about an hour....when all of our feet felt like blocks of ice we decided to head to the hotel.......