Nora is precious. Nora is perfect. Nora's just a few weeks old.
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Nora happens to live in Reston (with her sisters and Mommy and Daddy). So yesterday, while visiting Her (and her sisters and her Mommy and Daddy) we took a walk. I was expecting a typical walk through surface streets, but was instead was treated to a terrific little hike along a trail. Turns out, Reston has 55 miles of such trails, something I had no idea about. I just assumed they had the Town Center and the usual suburban sprawl. Apparently, I couldn't have been more wrong.
So yesterday, in perfect weather, we got to tramp through leaves, do a little goecaching (which eluded us, argh!) and even saw a few deer, like this guy:
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It was the perfect way to spend the morning, and I walked a way a more educated man.
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