Hole in a Tree

2018 West, Family, Road Trip

For his Fourth Birthday Linus celebrated with a party with friends, a plethora of pies that he helped his Uncle Joel make, Duplo Construction blocks, a faceted crystal that makes rainbows, and a FaceTime chat with grandparents. He was fascinated with the images of the giant trees here in Olympic’s Mora Campground near Forks, Washington. He especially loved the experience of walking through a hole in a tree on Site#18 just across the road from us. We were tickled at the technology that that enabled us to be in a no hookups site on the other side of the country and be able to carry on a video conversation with this delightful little person and his Dad!

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