We took advantage of a mild Saturday and headed to a beach we had never been to before. Neck Point park is really unique. It feels like around 6 different parks. Each with it's own feel and weather and things to keep you interested and enjoying nature. The highlight was a very windy outcropping that is reached by a small pebble bridge. We enjoyed watching the many seagulls and pretending to fly in the wind.
Ethan practiced throwing rocks into the water, and Evelyn found a driftwood fort. We all played "Don't touch the sand" and balanced on the logs.
Here is that windy area I mentioned. One side of the 'bridge' was crashing waves, the other was calm water.
It was a great way to spend a couple hours.
We took advantage of a mild Saturday and headed to a beach we had never been to before. Neck Point park is really unique. It feels like around 6 different parks. Each with it's own feel and weather and things to keep you interested and enjoying nature. The highlight was a very windy outcropping that is reached by a small pebble bridge. We enjoyed watching the many seagulls and pretending to fly in the wind. 
Ethan practiced throwing rocks into the water, and Evelyn found a driftwood fort. We all played "Don't touch the sand" and balanced on the logs. 
Here is that windy area I mentioned. One side of the 'bridge' was crashing waves, the other was calm water. 
It was a great way to spend a couple hours. 
3 comments:
Wow! Awesome west coast day.
I loved walking on logs as a kid. We used to play log tag with my dad.
What great pictures.
I did that too. The kids pretended there was lava on the ground. Though Ethan says 'Laba'.
Beautiful! Is this near your house? If we come visit- we'd love to go to this park! It looks awesome.
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