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Red Hills Friendship


On Thursday, April 12th, my family and my best friend's family went on a trip to Red Hills. (I have written a previous post about this place!) And yes, we swam in the swimming hole! It was much more full this time because of the rain. But, of course, all the more better for five kids to swim in!
We swam for a long time in the swimming hole, and by the time that we were drying off in the luscious sunshine, the hole was as kicked up and muddy as a Wild West road!
We also spent a bit of our time relaxing near a the main stream, where we caught a giant water bug (that is also known as a toe-biter) with eggs on its back! Surprisingly, you might know,  the male carries the eggs on his back until they hatch, just as the male seahorse carries the eggs as well!
We had to let him go, though, and you might know that we had had another male toe-biter that died. (Possibly of stress).
Unfortunately, I cut myself twice on a rock, and my bestie fell in the water several times. At least it wasn't cold! It was warm from the sun. Although the "minor injuries", we had a splendid time!


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  1. Troy & Susan BunchAugust 16, 2018 at 8:17 PM

    It is lots of fun to have a day outside in nature to share with friends. You are very blessed to have parents who have taken you so many places.

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