This was to head down on the occassion of Lucas' birth!
I was going to leave much earlier but the center of the
country was walloped with a major storm that caused
serious flooding.
My first night was in the Horse
Cave KOA. I wanted to stay commercial due to the
flooding. I could call them and be sure of
conditions. The second night was at the Little
Rock North KOA. Both were nice for a single
night's stay. The third night was at the Blue Sky
Lake Livingston RV park. This is a great example
of how to do a commercial park. It was just right
in many ways. While there were small sites and
many full times (e.g. trailer park type) for a
commercial park it is pretty nice.
I did get to stop and visit Lake Livingston State
Park. This is a nice park on the par with Findlay.
Smaller but nice.
Lots of great times with the
family. Matt and Lucas:
Here's my office:
The Great Blue Herons around the development lake
are getting tamer.
It was mating time at the Brazos Bend State Park and
the alligators were all about it.
Here's a huge
male swimming quickly while riding very high in the
water. You only see this during mating.

Rarely
see a bunny, but it is spring!
A Black Crowned Night Heron. There were lots
and lots and lots of birds.

When I do 40 Acre Lake and then the spillway and around
Elm Lake, it is sometimes not possible to finish a lake.
Here is a nine footer blocking our way around Elm Lake
after wen went almost all the way around. Luckily
there was a volunteer on a cart that shooed this one
back in the water ... where a similar sized male was
waiting.

Papa and Luke
On the spider at Cullinan:
Thousands of small dragonflys at Brazos Bend
State Park:
For
up-to-date park maps and information, check the
Ohio
State Park website