Do not let your mouth lead you into sin. ~ Ecclesiastes 5:6
We hiked about 5 miles today within the State Park and also stepping over the line into the Red River Gorge area, before moving on to actually visiting more of the Red River Gorge area after the approaching hurricane subsides.
We are still absolutely fascinated with these Bigleaf Magnolias they have here! Spindly little trunks with even smaller branches that host enormous leaves! And when they fall to the ground, most of them land upside-down, their white backsides making the ground look like someone dumped trash all over! It’s really quite remarkable! Once again, God proves His creativity and love for us!
The picture didn’t turn out nearly as well as seeing it with the naked eye. All the white in the picture is leaves.Moving on! There are still things to see!The map told us of a sinkhole you could climb down into. Yippee!!!! Very cool! Literally!
To add perspective. : )
This same sinkhole also contains Henson’s Arch.
After our exercise was complete, we stopped by the Nature Center on the way home. It was housed in a large building, but the actual ‘center’ part was pretty small, and no one was in there. Still, the displays they had were very nicely done!
We thought this display was excellent! Remember when we visited this arch the other day?This is a taxidermied turkey. Well done!Things you never knew!
As part of their displays, in a nod to the season, there were a couple of Halloween stories laying out for you to read. We especially enjoyed the disclaimer. 😊
Heres one of the stories, to entertain you! Ill be adding more on other days. 😊
It was a great day to be outdoors! Tomorrow, we’ll be sequestered all day.