Eighteen-month-old Jeffery Morris samples the spray before running through it at the waterpark at Gyro Park in Trail Wednesday. The wet and wonderful play area proved popular with the kids as the thermometer topped 26 C for one of the warmest days so far this year.

Eighteen-month-old Jeffery Morris samples the spray before running through it at the waterpark at Gyro Park in Trail Wednesday. The wet and wonderful play area proved popular with the kids as the thermometer topped 26 C for one of the warmest days so far this year.

A refreshing Pause from play

Eighteen-month-old Jeffery Morris samples the spray before running through it at the waterpark at Gyro Park in Trail Wednesday.

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