Stuart had studied the trails at the local county park, Quicksilver, but we ended up not going there with the Kaos yesterday.  Since the storm had not arrived yet, we decided to check out one of its trails this morning.  This one was less steep than the one we had visited before, but it was on the opposite side of the mountain.  It took 18 minutes to drive there and it was a bit windy.  When we were getting close to the destination, Logan said he was not feeling well and asked for a bag.  Once he threw up a little and got out of the car, he felt better and we started our walk.  The hike took us into the valleys; the trails were beautiful and were not too difficult.  We saw some horses on the way and some eagles flying in the sky.  We finally made it to one of the old mining structures at the 1.4 mile mark.  We took a brief stop, then turned around for the return trek.  Connor started to complain about his legs being tired, but with some distraction, he made it back all the way.  Logan did well and basically led the way with Stuart the entire time.  It was nice to explore our neighborhood, and we hiked three miles.