A Busy Animal Olympic Games Day....

Aerial Alpaca was sour straw carb loading getting ready for 100 meter dash..She easily won gold...
Squirrelly Squirrel was going for gold in the pine cone long jump when unfortunately the tail hit the ground before the front feet did so he had to settle for a silver medal...
In the cutest dog at the lake competition Pebbles just edged Bamm Bamm for gold with being just slightly more sorrowful...
 Woodroe Woodpecker won gold and set a new world record by 0:02 seconds by creating a new home in the pine tree...

Today I spent the day at the lake that my grandparents started going to 40 years ago. Walked 3 miles and lost 2 card games...
A little history of Nolte State Park.
Frederick Notle got this homestead as a direct grant from the 23rd President of the United States Benjamin Harrison.
The land passed on to his son Bill Nolte 
Bill and Mary Nolte were married in December 1917
Because it was against the law for a married woman to teach they didn't live together and didn't announce their marriage.
The house that Bill built on the his property is still there and is used as the administration building for the park.
The property remained in the Nolte's hands until 1972 when it was willed to the state for a park with two requirements... No trees could be cut down and the park would be named in the honor of Bill Nolte.