Monday, August 26, 2019
Kings Canyon National Park
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On day 2 of our Sequoia/King's Canyon tour, we traveled to the rugged King's Canyon. King's Canyon is the deepest canyon in the U.S., and it is beautiful! This canyon section of the park can only be accessed from a 32 mile
drive down narrow, winding roads defined by sheer cliffs above and
below.
Once in the park we opted to do a 9.2 mile hike to Mist Falls. This hike followed the swift moving King's River up to a beautiful waterfall. After 4.6 miles in the 96 degree heat, the mist from the falls felt very refreshing.
Our hike was dramatically scenic - and definitely worth the drive!
The final product (we hope!)
This is the story of our house and farm. Jordan and I designed the house, and Jordan (with the help of family and friends) is building it. It's a "green" house, which means that, wherever possible, the materials we use are natural, local and safe for the environment. Once the house is complete, we will keep you updated on the progress of the farm. We hope you enjoy watching our house, farm and family grow!
A French Farmhouse
The final product (we hope!)
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