Large rock climbing and a memory

Yesterday we met up with other homeschoolers to tramp about at Ringing Rocks. We climbed on rocks, hiked to a waterfall, admired beauty. The peanut butter granola bars back at the car were a big hit. None of my kids got outrageously wet. Proof all are growing up, or maybe just really good at not slipping on mossy rocks? I’m going with a bit of both.

Ringing Rocks is one of those places I have tucked away in my heart as extra special. Doc popped the question there 13 Junes ago as I sat on one of the large rocks near the waterfall. He was nervous. Silly man, I thought at the time. Why is he nervous? Doesn’t he know how crazy in love with him I am?

All these years of living later and I’m having a hard time remembering exactly which rock I rested upon. The romantic in me wants to remember the spot. Why didn’t I mark it somehow? Because it never occurred to me the memories would fade over time.

Here are a few pictures:

Climbing on the rocks in the wrong type of shoe:

climbing on the rocks in the wrong type of shoe

The waterfall:

waterfall at Ringing Rocks, PA

I’m not 100% sure, but I think this is The Rock of Romance (aka Where I sat to say “Yes, of course.” ) :

not just a large rock at Ringing Rocks, PA

I don’t have much else to add other than it was a pleasant, cool-ish day. A good day for a day hike and to revisit a memory with my kids. My friend Jill has more pictures and video of why it’s called ringing rocks and screaming girls catching a frog. Very fun.

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7 thoughts on “Large rock climbing and a memory

  1. I remember going to Ringing Rocks as a child. Good memories. I don’t remember the waterfall, though. I’m thinking that a visit there with my kids would be a good idea.
    .-= Sandy´s last blog ..Oh Boy =-.

  2. Popping the question. Yeah, that’s a nerve-wracking experience. It was far easier the second time around when the Boss and I turned to each other one Saturday morning and asked, “We’re in this together for the long haul, aren’t we?” It was a moment of pure pleasure.
    .-= Arby´s last blog ..Gutter Balls =-.

  3. What a great memory! How nice to get to go back and take your family!

    Thanks for stopping by 29lincolnavenue and becoming a follower! I hope you will stop by often and always find something to encourage your heart!

    Blessings,
    Stacey

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