A man and a toddler boy in a striped shirt walk past the trunks of trees that bend over a path in the forest does not mean they are out for a walk to admire some interesting trees


Consider the statement "A man and a toddler boy in a striped shirt walk past the trunks of trees that bend over a path in the forest.". Based on this "A man and his toddler are out for a walk to admire some interesting trees." a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?