We arrived at the White Hill Wild Forest and walked immediately down to the edge of Clear Pond. It is, after all, a major attraction in this forest preserve:
And the dogs loved it, though only Seamus went in:
And he really did go in, splashing around and having a grand time:
Clover stayed on land, exploring the work of local beavers:
We had the entire forest to ourselves, so I let the dogs run and play to their hearts' content. I was in no mood to holler at them:
Jack went down to check out the water but was careful to keep his feet dry:
Happy dogs:
Daphne wove her way through the stumps which beavers had left behind:
And we worked our way along the water's edge:
The scenery here is so wild and beautiful that it's always a joy to visit. On this day, however, swarms of black flies did their best to dampen my spirits:
We ventured back into the forest sometimes, only to return to Clear Pond:
Like me, the dogs seemed happiest when they were at the water's edge:
Clover and Daphne climbed up on a big rock for a better view, and then we continued on our way. I'll post Part 2 tomorrow:
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