Outdoor Kid Photo Thread
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hyperboarder
Adventurer
Madbodhi
Observer
Shooting his first gun on a trip to Black Hills
His sister has to do anything her brother does.
Investigating a ant eaten, thunderstruck tree in the Horicon Marsh
Wandering around Sage Creek in the Badlands
Not sure who is chasing who here but the kids chased each other around the tepee all day without tripping on the lines, a feat I can barely accomplish walking.
nwoods
Expedition Leader
LOL, I can relate
balexander87
Observer
Just a quick day hike on the local trails. I bike these trails when I can, so always try to do my part to clean things up when I'm on foot. This one was a little too big to clear completely, but did what I could.
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rcharrette
Adventurer
Honu
lost on the mainland
check out the folding silky !
will never use a bow saw again
and you can fold up blade safe etc..
will never use a bow saw again
and you can fold up blade safe etc..
balexander87
Observer
check out the folding silky !
will never use a bow saw again
and you can fold up blade safe etc..
I've got the Agawa Canyon Boreal 21 on my short list for Father's Day
but I might ought to consider replacing it with the Silky!
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DVD
Adventurer
Do grand-kids count? Just saw this thread and thought of this photo of my wife teaching our granddaughter how to get warm by the campfire.
Here's a write up of our recent 3-generation trip http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/170711-From-the-Mouths-of-Babes-quot-I-Want-to-Camp-quot
Here's a write up of our recent 3-generation trip http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/170711-From-the-Mouths-of-Babes-quot-I-Want-to-Camp-quot
nwoods
Expedition Leader
Rad!
R_Lefebvre
Expedition Leader
Wow, this thread is still alive after all these years? Couple from last year.
Bay of Fundy, Hopewell Rocks. We decided not to fight it and let them go nuts in the tidal mud. They were quite a hit, and made it into the photo albums of all the tourists there that day.
Cape Breton. I love this one. Looks like they are resisting the cold North Atlantic.
One of my favorite photos of all time. Love my Sony cameras, they just take great looking photos without me having to know how to use it at all.
Phil and his best friend Cody. Really fantastic dog for a special boy.
Bay of Fundy, Hopewell Rocks. We decided not to fight it and let them go nuts in the tidal mud. They were quite a hit, and made it into the photo albums of all the tourists there that day.
Cape Breton. I love this one. Looks like they are resisting the cold North Atlantic.
One of my favorite photos of all time. Love my Sony cameras, they just take great looking photos without me having to know how to use it at all.
Phil and his best friend Cody. Really fantastic dog for a special boy.
WUzombies
Adventurer
My kids are (currently) 7 & 5, but they've quickly become quite the outdoorsmen over the past few years. These are from our last trip to Big Bend NP, we base camped at the Cottonwood Campground and did an overnight on the South Rim. The kids did great and carried their own packs, although my wife and I had the majority of the gear/food/clothes/water for all of us.
My son started Cub Scouts this past school year and our Pack does hiking mileage awards, we hadn't logged hiking miles until he joined, but needless to say he's one of the top hikers now only because of our family adventures.
My son started Cub Scouts this past school year and our Pack does hiking mileage awards, we hadn't logged hiking miles until he joined, but needless to say he's one of the top hikers now only because of our family adventures.
dwh
Tail-End Charlie
Yeouch. All those colors just poked me in the eyes.
Mmm...mac and cheese and...hot dogs?