One last Hurrah

On our way back from Grandparents we stopped off at the Ape caves as promised to the kids.  It was a long drive back home doing it this way but we did it.  It was fun to see some new country with the exception of this bridge.  It was too narrow for my liking.

The ape caves are lava tubes discovered by a group of scouts. 

Ape Cave was named by the Scout Troop in honor of their sponsor, the St. Helens Apes. This local group was made up primarily of foresters. The sponsor’s name, St. Helens Apes, may have come from an old term used for foresters in the area, "brush apes," or from the legend of Bigfoot.

Going in

Meat ball because that is what it looked like.

Railroad tracks since that is what it looked like