The hour-long drive Sunday morning to Enchanted Forest was dominated by the beginnings of a series of thunder storms. Dramatic skies caused our adrenalin to surge in excitement at the adventure we sped toward.
At last we arrive at the theme park begun by a local man for his children decades ago.
One of the many delightful scenes dotting the lush forest along the Enchanted Walk.
In the castle I peer through a window hole.
Can you see the Spirit of the Tree smiling at you?
Yes, they dare go into the Witch's House!
Even I took a turn on the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe's slide that's been a source of fun for my kids for twenty years.
The Wild West was never more fun...or funny.
The soaking from the log ride felt oh so good on a hot hot day!
Caroline and Cassie tour the Olde English Village.
Inside where's it cool we watch the water fountain show. Dazzling every time!
An overhead V of geese guides us home.
You're never too old for Enchanted Forest!
4 comments:
Ah, memories of being there! I really like the colorful fountains and the log ride. Fun.
Yep, fun. I was telling the girls someday - many many moons from now - maybe we'll be walking the trail with them AND THEIR kids. More decades of fun!
I followed your link. Mr. Tofte is a testament to his generation and love of family. A sweet place and an appreciated post. Thanks, Cherie. The geese photo is beautiful!
I remember when Enchanted Forest was first built in the 60s!! Haven't been there in decades....It still looks fun!
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