Can you find the creek? Take a
picture.
Find something bright orange. It could be a traffic cone or maybe orange ribbon tied to a tree. Take a picture of it.
Can
you spot a bird house hiding in a tree? Take a Picture of it.
This rock is one of a kind. Can
you find it? Take a picture of it.
Waterfalls can be big or small.
Find one and take a picture of it.
Mud preserves the tracks of
animals.
Can you find an animal track on the trail?
Take a picture of some tracks. Humans don’t count.
While it may seem like the park
goes on forever, it does have an edge.
Take a picture of the fence that marks
the boundary of the park.
While wildlife may seem scarce,
the birds have come out. Take a picture of a bird or other creature which you
come across in the woods.
But be quiet, the animals scare easily.
There are many benches in the
park. Take a picture of a friend sitting on one of them.
This tree is forever alone. Can
you find it? Once you do, take a picture.
HINT: the base of this tree is worn
away with the perfect place to store a cache.
This tree has quite a defense
mechanism. Large pointy clusters of quills ornament this tree. Take a picture
of one.
Markers
tell us where to go. Take a picture of the butterfly marker.
This rickety old bridge can be
found on one of the trails. Take a picture of it and tread carefully.
This short tunnel is the perfect
mixture of man -made architecture in a natural environment. Take a picture.
Some trees want to be clouds.
Find a tree whose top is worn away white. Take a Picture.
By the Creek you will find stone
steps. Take a picture of one of the stone steps in the park.
Final challenge.
Find a rock in
the river or by the river and do a fun pose.
Yoga, martial arts or just plain
silly, all are accepted.
Be careful as the rocks may be slippery.
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