Over the weekend, we went to Austin and did some hiking. First hiking trail was short, and the only major focal point was a tiny cave, surrounded by a rock wall to keep people from falling in. So naturally, we hopped the wall to check out the cave.
Siblings on the rock wall.
It was less of a cave and more of a tiny hole in the ground.
Up-close pictures made it look more cave-like.
Oh yeah, I was there too!
It was so hot out. So, for our second hike we decided on a trail that supposedly lead to a lovely little swimming hole under a tiny waterfall. We soon found out that "the dry season" means just that.
This is the riverbed. We are standing in it.
So we walked along the riverbed for a while!
...Until we came to the famed waterfall and swimming hole.
We sat in the shade for a bit,
Melissa saw her first Texas lizard!
And then, naturally, we decided to climb the waterfall.
And chill out on the rocks.
After regaining my energy, I got in on the action too!
Upstream, Brandon found a plaque in what would be the middle of the river.
The rock formations were really pretty. Everything was very smooth.
We climbed around for a bit,
Cooled off,
And hung out.
After a while, we had our fill, and went back to Austin for a bite to eat...
TO BE CONTINUED!
TO BE CONTINUED!
