Walking along a lovely path past a duck pond….
We found the covered bridge.
And kissed.
Continuing along the walkways…
We read the park’s history.
And decided what to do first.
Remember when I said this series would have a lot of rocks?
The rocks start now.
Matter of fact, this section was called the Rock Garden.
So clearly I’m not the only enthusiast.
I loved it.
It was like a moss covered fairy village with fabulously crafted wooden boardwalks.
Meticulously cut around the rocks.
I could have happily wandered there all day.
Rocks!
Some seriously big rocks.
Did I mention this was a rock garden….
And it was full of rocks?
I was loving it.
Though I admit getting a little tired from all the steps.
But the rocks….
They rocked.
As did the funky lichen, ferns and moss.
The steps?
My thighs said, not so much.
But we kept walking.
Through some seriously old rocks…
A veritable maze of old rocks.
Fern covered rocks!
And then we discovered the caves we’d come to see…
Were way up there.
This makes me sick
…***home-sick***…
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I was afraid that would happen.
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Ha! No worries, I get homesick this time every year.
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Okay. Because there are another 3 weeks of NH posts to go…
🤣
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Is that all? – – I can take ’em
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Well, then there’s the Cape Cod series and the as yet undisclosed Christmas trip, so……
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I was hoping to see some rocks. And caves. And skinny polar bears ..
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Always happy to oblige my readers…
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Not sure it came across that this was a rock garden. You may have to try harder………….
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Subtlety has always been a weakness….
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahhahaa!!!
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Gorgeous!
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And full of rocks!
😉
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Beautiful photos. So peaceful to see.
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Thanks. It was a lovely spot…
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Fern covered rocks, long winding steps, you definitely are the Oprah of Rock vacations!
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Who knew you could blog so much about rocks?
Not me.
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I’m tired just looking at all those steps. Good way to get some exercise!
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It’s no wonder we’re exhausted at the end of our vacations…
🤣
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So, those rocks were fractured 20,000 years ago and have been left to lie there unaided all this time? Sadly, just one more case of man’s inhumanity to rocks. Good subject for a “slide” show, however.
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It’s true. We never even splinted them….. no less gave them a cast the other rocks could sign. Shameful rock management to be sure.
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I’m likin’ the lichen! Mona
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They were very likeable…..
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I’m having a hard time choosing between the rocks and the stairs and ramps. I did enjoy these pictures.
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Rocks. Always go for the rocks…
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“And kissed.” AWWWWWWWWWWW
So you got some rocks for Cape Cod after all!!!
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I think I’m destined to find rocks on every trip from now on…
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Gorgeous! Swoon in the woods Gorgeous!
I much prefer hiking to steps. Something about steps in nature makes me irritable.
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This place rocks!
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It needed to be said.
Thank you….
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