Dale was loving driving out to the countryside and eventually down a one lane dirt road where he got to honk the horn going up little hills and around bends where you can't see other cars through the trees. [He has a fantasy of one day becoming a farmer]. We beat a little mini cooper to the dirt road and felt bad for "that guy" that opted to stay a half mile back behind our dust, to find that coincidentally enough he parked right next to us at the same event and was recognized as ... our new bishop.
the Angus cows are the dots in the field, and on the other side of the wooden fence is the coral of...
2+ dozen Shetland Ponies!
Yes, those are the tractor keys in Gavin's hand, and good thing I asked and found out that the guy didn't give them to him and this wasn't his tractor.
Dale had found Gavin before this on a motorcycle at the barn he successfully started.
moral: Don't underestimate a 3 year old!
our little Linnaea flower, happy in the grass.
the Angus cows are the dots in the field, and on the other side of the wooden fence is the coral of...
2+ dozen Shetland Ponies!
Yes, those are the tractor keys in Gavin's hand, and good thing I asked and found out that the guy didn't give them to him and this wasn't his tractor.
our little Linnaea flower, happy in the grass.
1 comment:
Fun place for a party. How did your Bishop like the dust you left him in. That is funny.
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