Showing posts with label Mystery Dog Ranch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mystery Dog Ranch. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Yee-Haw!!!

Tuesday Rebekah took her first real field trip with her preschool class. They went to the Mystery Dog Ranch. What a fun place it was! Darrin unfortunately could not get off work. He had a number of obligations that day and especially after being off a week for vacation he had to be at the office. My dad joined us, though, and my mom kept Joshua so that I could focus on Rebekah. We had a great time!

All the children dressed like cowboys and cowgirls for the day. I may be biased, but I personally thought Rebekah was the cutest little cowgirl there!



The first thing we did was take a hay ride to a trail where Indians used to hunt. There we looked for an arrowhead to take home.

You can barely see Rebekah with her white cowgirl hat next to my dad.


Horses would come up to us wanting hay off the wagon as we passed by.


Ms. Amy helps Rebekah find an arrowhead.


Rebekah shows off her prized possession.



Up close and fairly personal with the horses on our hay ride back to the ranch.


When we returned the kids, no, the parents made sock horses.


See? It's the parents doing the work while the kids watch!


Ms. Amy glues the eyes and ears on Rebekah's horse.


Giddy-up!


Rebekah poses with Bing and Ben, both of whom are in Rebekah's class at preschool as well as attend our church.


Next Rebekah rode a horse! Yes, a real full grown horse! I wasn't sure if she would actually follow through with it because she has always been very reserved and even a little scared around her Uncle Derek's horses, but she was so brave!


Look at the smiles on her face! She was hesitant at first, but she loved it!



The kids got to take two laps on the horse, so I led one lap then Granddaddy led the 2nd lap. Rebekah had so much fun that they let her take a 3rd lap since the child on the horse in front of us still had one lap to go.



After the kids finished their horseback riding they were free to play until lunch.



Watch out, Uncle Derek and Aunt Robin! You may have a new cowgirl on your hands next time we visit!

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