We started out the Thanksgiving holiday by volunteering with our good friends at the Salvation Army. We made 400 turkey, ham, and cheese sandwiches and sack lunch packs. It took a couple of hours but what a good feeling at the end of our shift.
We were happy to meet our friends at the Peavine trail for a wonderful family bike ride.

Our bike ride was a blast! We rode to the "Treehouse Loop" trail and parked the bikes then hiked in about 1/2 mile to a old tree that someone put somewhat of a "treehouse" in it. It mostly consists of a wooden platform with a ladder and a fallen down tree leads the way to the ladder from some boulders. 
The kids had a blast playing on it and I am just thankful that it didn't cave in and fall to the ground!

On the way back we stopped yet again and slid down a hillside of lava rock and walked thru this underground tunnel of some sort.

The girls thought that was so cool!

And of course Shae always finds a neat rock to bring home.