It’s 3/8″ thick, which is pretty thick in the world of rug pads, and it’s good for humid climates, which we definitely have!
That’s where we were headed..There are a lot of pretty farm houses and cottages that we passed.
Most of the pictures I managed to take were while I was collapsed under a tree in the middle of nowhere trying not to be sick, so the angles aren’t the best..Seriously, believe me when I say this was a really cool house!.This is my favorite barn in the world that we sometimes drive by.
I really wanted to take a whole bunch of pictures to share with you, because it is such a work of art from all sides, but it was way too darn hot to stand still.. At the far end of our journey, we made it to this nearly deserted beach and sat and ate our granola bars for a few minutes.. Tricked ya!I did take one picture of us.
We look pretty happy still don’t we?
It’s like they always say: The first 30k and the last 30k are the hardest, but the middle 25 are a breeze.Kennedy took this one.. A garden that’s looking a little less like a melted skating rink and a little more like a garden.. Tulips..
Swelling buds.. Little girls in Spring jackets.. Shadows!Cast by real sunshine!.
A sparkling creek..The first frog spotting of the year.. Isn’t he cute?.