Tuesday, March 9, 2021

Brushy Peak Trail

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This was a hike cut too short. It was mostly to see the scenery and take in some fresh air. We had lunch plans with Catherine’s dear friend Bronte who just moved to Lathrop, so we hiked one side of the mountain them down. The sky was clear, the breeze was refreshing and the company and laughter of the kids couldn’t be beat. I love sneaking away and being together. This is the beat tradition ever!

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