Beaver Brook Falls

The third and final hike of the day was at Beaver Brook Falls.

Mom and Liz walking side by side.

Beaver Brook Falls.

Jenny, Liz, and myself.

Mom and Jenny.

Myself, mom, and Jenny.

Jenny finding a geocache, a container hidden at a specific location that can be found with an app that provides clues and a GPS device. Most contain log books where you can write your name and the date you found it, but sometimes you find one with a little trinket inside. It is customary that you leave a trinket for the next person to find if you take the one from the container. In this particular container there was a log book and two small rubber duckies. Jenny gave me one of the rubber duckies and she left a small compass for the next person to find. 

Jenny frolicking.

Drummer Hill and Goose Pond

Our next adventure was a walk around Drummer Hill and Goose Pond.

The view from a lovely stone bridge right outside the park.

Myself and Jenny.

Mom on the trail.

Liz, Jenny, and Jon. 

Myself and mom.

Jon, Liz, and Jenny.

An adorable bee with wings glistening in the sun.

Mom enjoying the view. 

Jon and mom.

Chesterfield Gorge

After our morning walk around Keene we decided to explore the Chesterfield Gorge. 

Two trees with intertwined trunks. 

Jenny, Liz, and myself.

Jenny enjoying the view.

The moss actually resembled a carpet.

Myself with Liz, Jenny, and mom.

Mom. 

Mom, Jenny, and dad. 

Myself, mom, dad, and Jenny. 

Liz and mom. 

Myself, mom, Liz, and Jenny. 

Jenny, Jon, and Liz (with my dad on the top right).

Mom and dad.

In the back: Jenny and Jon.

In the front: dad, mom, and Liz.

Myself and Jenny. 

Mom and Dad.