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Thea Prum: The Beaver Brook crosses the trail.
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Thea Prum: My wife and son negotiating the narrow brook crossing.
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Thea Prum: The brook runs through the trail.
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Thea Prum: The speedy trail blazers.
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Thea Prum: My son at the first waterfall and looking like a pro.
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Thea Prum: Someone is getting a bunny ear and doesn't know it. Poor kid.
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Thea Prum: Sexy and you know it
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Thea Prum: You want to go for a dip in the waterfall honey it feels great?
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Thea Prum: The cool water was incredibly refreshing at the cascade.
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Thea Prum: Her classic patented signature pose by the waterfall.
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Thea Prum: Yes old man? You've got the picnic food in your backpack right?
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Thea Prum: And more rocky stairway.
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Thea Prum: The raging waterfall greets thee. Do come by again.
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Thea Prum: You've got the picnic food right honey?
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Thea Prum: Our mountain GOAT.
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Thea Prum: It feels like an endless rock scramble.
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Thea Prum: What is this? More rock scramble? At least there's a root to hold on to.
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Thea Prum: Nature spectacular hand delivered.
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Thea Prum: The water is wonderful honey.
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Thea Prum: The great cascade of the mountain.
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Thea Prum: Got milk muscle fat man?
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Thea Prum: She's got a selfie stick and she's not afraid to use it.
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Thea Prum: Take this you flowing water.
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Thea Prum: Oh look, it's our fearless trail leader.
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Thea Prum: The great cascade along the Beaver Brook Trail to Mount Moosilauke.
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Thea Prum: Doing the kung fu panda split.
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Thea Prum: Watch your step honey. The rocks are slippery when wet.
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Thea Prum: A refreshing scenery.
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Thea Prum: Let it flow, let it flow, oh let it flow.
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Thea Prum: The cascade along the trail.