Easysticks - by the Cain Sosnoff family

Red wolf in the distance

Hazel and Lilly held hands for just about all of our time at the zoo

Wild about the shark tank

Looking at (from near to far): grass, pond, train tracks, Puget Sound

Back from the mailbox in two new sets of walk-in-the-rain-or-mud sneakers

Pink

And pinker

Baby kisses for Supey

Landry says “beebow” for people

Hazel had an unfortunate hands-in-pockets fall onto the sidewalk that culminated in a fat lip

The injury called for extra rest and snuggling

We have a zoo now!

We were greeted by a peacock upon entry (and isn’t Hazel’s protective stance cute?)

Hazel gasped when she spotted some close range cats

Roaring like tigers

Whoa

Pride of the pride

Landry practiced walking backward

He also found a bit of green space

Hazel named the campsite play area of Discovery Village “Canoe Valley”

Playing with playdoh at a Pierce County Library

Time for a trim: getting caped

He was a champ!

We’ve been here two days; time to find some woods!

Here are the kids running from my picture-taking in front of a long-ago logged tree with its notches intact

It’s mossy here

Dash Point trails are know for their bridges

Hazel chose a spur trail that ascended and ascended all the way up here

Quite a bridge!