Basically the same thing he does at home.
He climbs and hangs upside down.
I know you are all wondering how the rope swing and repelling are coming along at our house. Thomas has progress to the top of the railing on the lower deck. He takes the rope and swings from on top of the railing and he is able to swing over the fence. Rosie (the dog next door) is usually right there ready to get him.
Yes, the rope went with us to Hamilton (the boy's school) on Sunday (during our open house). They decided to go to school because their teachers do not let them climb the trees!!!
Yeah, my children may not survive morning church (not church itself but what they are doing after church).
Isn't he crazy (sorry fuzzy picture)
So, I told Thomas he couldn't play on the ledge so the next thing I see---- Thomas and Henry repelling off the deck. They had tied up the rope on top of the upper deck and the other side of the rope to the tether ball rod. They were not brave enough to start at the top of the rope but they would climb up as far as possible and then they slide down.
Henry wasn't far behind Thomas.
Can you believe I have a 3rd grader and a 4th grader.
Lizzy finally woke up just in time to take the boys to school.
Here is a view of the south side of our hike (we could see a lot of the peaks from Mt. Olympus to Fritzhenry).
Here is the view from the east
Here is the view from the North. There is Port Angeles down there with the spit and Victoria a little farther away
Lizzy loved the lake
We hung out at East Beach for two days. The first day Thomas and Henry built a dam (I think that spent 4 hours on it). The dam was really cool. When they broke the dam, the creek went a different direction for awhile. I also finally convinced Lizzy to jump off the log. She went out and jumped off and wouldn't go again. She told everyone she was still sick from jumping off the log. It was pretty awesome she went out so far and jumped. Henry also got brave and dived off the log. He said he touched the bottom (which is pretty good since it is so deep there) The second day we played on rafts with our friends. (I will really miss this beach----I love sitting on the beach watching the children play, bald eagles fly, just looking at the mountains and be able to tell you which peak is which and talking to my friends about life).