I feel like we have been on the road or with planned activities for the last few weekends. We finally had time to just take it easy without any set schedule. Saturday morning Bradley invited George Stouton to go for a ride on his grandad's horse and carriage. He got see horses, donkeys, rabbits, a huge snake and some cows. Once he settled down in the carriage he had a good time.
Later that afternoon we went to one of my friend's farm in Calhoun County. We got to ride the 4 wheeler and judge got to chase ducks and geese around the lake. We decided to spend the night at their cabin overlooking one of the ponds and woke up to a beautiful sunrise. We had a nice breakfast outdoors and it definitely set the tone for future discussions about country living and the "simple life." Before we left, G-V got to see Canada geese, Coco Puffs the Pony, a bunch of mallard ducks a/k/a quack quacks, and more horses and cows. We left to try to make it back to church, but had a blowout in my new wagon (couldn't quite do the minivan thing yet) and we had to pullover unload all our gear and change the tire.
G V and Bradley took turns filling up the fertilizer spreader with rocks and pushing it around.
They got to play on the lawnmower and they both love big tractors.
G V and Bradley took turns filling up the fertilizer spreader with rocks and pushing it around.
They got to play on the lawnmower and they both love big tractors.
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Looks like yall had a great weekend! Your pictures are beautiful, just like your baby! Miss yall!
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