Today we visited Tohickon Valley Park in Point Pleasant, Bucks County. Another hidden gem in the park system of Bucks County. It was a lovely day to venture through the woods and down the hill to the pristine Tohickon Creek ,which is considered a creek of exceptional value, for a lot of splashing and rock throwing.
We weren't 100 yards onto the trail when we discovered a toad. And everyone wanted the chance to touch it. Down the step ravine we found ear fungus, fairy or gnome porches on a tree, more unidentified fungus and a lot of information about earth worms. In the creek, we discovered fingernail mussels and a really scary looking water spider.
A good hour was spent playing in the creek, throwing rocks, or just resting. It was a perfect day to visit a wonderful park. After hiking back up the hill, which took a bit longer then hiking down, some of us picnicked at the wooded grove and played at the playground before leaving for home.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
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