Disc Golf is a game in which a concave plastic disc is thrown into each of a series of metal baskets situated on an outdoor course, the object being to complete the course using the fewest possible throws. Apparently, there is a Disc Golf Course in Myrtle Creek. Jenna and I explored it on her day off as we grew weary of waiting on Fed Ex. It was a beautiful day and we had to be outdoors.
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| the entrance to the golf course under the bridge |
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| The sign (made from mill saw) appears to have recently been repainted. | | | | |
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| I thought the entrance was too wet; Jenna's shoes seemed to work with the water better than mine did |
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| she walked around and met me at the entrance |
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| she was so excited by what she had discovered that she had to share |
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| Jenna thought this was scary; must have happened before the mill closed |
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| Jenna is GREAT at taking selfies; I don't take great selfies |
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| notice umpqua bridge in the back |
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| another side from when we had explored the railroad tracks and cave |
Jenna has gone through stages of liking various things: Pokémon cards, jewelry, basketball, darts . . . they've all been phases - except her love for nature. She has always had the passion for exploring and collecting rocks and or leaves - though she managed to walk away from yesterday's adventure without a souvenir.
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| above the course |
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| path back to the park |
I enjoy watching Jenna get excited about simple things. Watching a squirrel scurry from tree to tree and searching for the critter through her binoculars when it gets too far out of her regular vision.
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| mill saws came in larger sizes. |
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