I made it home from Israel and have been getting back into the regular flow of things at home. And nothing helps fight jet lag better than some fresh air and sunshine, so we made our way to our favorite state park to explore another wonderful trail. We decided to take the Lost Creek Trail that starts right outside of the visitor center and were rewarded with a lovely walk that winded its way along the water and up and around the rolling ridges of the park. The trail we found had a number of bridges to cross, a few of them long swaying suspension bridges and a few small wooden planked bridges. Tessa and Scout kept vying to be the leader and both of them would gently push the other to the side so they could take the lead. The trail was about a mile and a half and led us to the incredible overlook of the lake. The overlook gives a small glimpse of the massive size of this park and we happily sat on the bench just enjoying the view. We took the paved path that leads from the overlook back to the visitor center because as much as we loved the trail, none of us were really up for going back that way. Ah, it feels good to be home with my family once again.
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