Building tree forts, swings, grease lines. We once built a 2 story fort with a look out tower. It was nice until the chimney we made out of old paint cans caught fire and burned it down. Oh what great memories @Lisa O'Brien

@Lisa O'Brien no doubt it it

welcome @Pam Carson and @Roy Houston

@Lisa O'Brien Only anxiety, is it is getting close to time for Yellow flys and I pray they are not out yet.

@Lisa O'Brien 9 Southern yellow flies (Diachlorus ferrugatus) are aggressive, small biting flies found in the southeastern U.S. from April to September. Females inflict painful, itchy, and often swollen bites near wet, shaded areas. They are most active during the day, particularly in late afternoon and on cloudy days. Key Facts About Southern Yellow Flies - Appearance: They are yellowish-green and belong to the Tabanidae family, similar to deer flies and horseflies. - Habitat: They thrive in hot, humid conditions near water, often inhabiting forested areas and resting in shady spots like Spanish moss. - Bite Characteristics: The female cuts the skin using a scissor-like action to feed on blood. The bites are known to be very painful, often leaving large, itchy red welts. - Activity Period: They are most prevalent in the Southeast from April to June, though they can persist into the autumn. - Behavior: They are persistent, often targeting people in groups. They do not tend to shy away after an initial attack and are often silent, making them difficult to notice until the bite occurs. 

Sounds great thanks

We have been trying to remove something on every trip.