Well sort of... the Trantum,s found this amazing spot on the Spokane river, where you can jump off a huge rock mound into the river. And the best part of all is that it's hidden, so only a few people know about this spot!
we set up a picnic spot for lunch before diving into the water. I packed the picnic lunch, plenty of ice cold waters, the water gear, sun block, snacks... Jason's job was to grab some towels. Ya, the towels made it from the linen closet upstairs to the chair down stairs. They never made it into the car. Lucky for us the Trantum's brought extra towel. Which for some odd reason this exact location in the river has warmer water. I don't understand how a river can be warm, but in this spot it is... well, it's still chilly, but WAY warmer than the rest of the river! Plus it was a hot day, so the water felt refreshing. We really didn't even need towels. After you jumped in the water, climbed out onto the rocks you were literally dry within 10-15 minutes.
Zach spent the majority of his time swimming around snorkeling. We spent hours there and Zack jumped in within minutes of arriving and I don't know if he ever got out of the water until we left. This kid is seriously part fish!
Randy and Zack. Slightly to the right of where we were jumping is a rock mound under the water that you can stand on. Randy is standing on the rock mound in this picture.
Jason towing Connor around in the tube
Jason doing a front flip into the water
I'm not sure what Jason was attempting to do here, but I think it's the neatest looking picture!
Connor had no interest in jumping in the river. He was much more interested in finding shiny rocks on the shore instead.
I love Jason's goofy face in this picture... hold breath, prepare to launch off the rocks
and then flip in the air before splashing in the water.
getting ready to launch ourselves off the rocks...
jumping with all our might.... (well, I'm jumping... it appears more like Tina is falling?!?)
and we splash into the river
And a second time...
wow, we're almost coordinated on this jump.














