Monday, August 18, 2008
Horsing around
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One of the activities available at Narnu Farm is horse riding. Some of our members went on a leisurely trail ride. For many it was the first time on a horse, but on hearing their comments on their return I am sure it will not be their last. Why was I not riding? .... Someone had to take the photos!
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4 comments:
Hahahaha.....had to take the Picture, huh?!!!LOL...Happy day sweetie!hughugs
I thought you were going to say "Because I prefer my bicycle!"...
Thank you for the Etchell! I didn't know this boat, very rare in the Gulf, it's funny to see she comes from your part of the world (Australia or NZ?). I think this one was British.
Gordon, did you ride after you took the photos?
Harry - Even if I had wanted to, it would not have been possible, because we had to pack up and leave after this ride. I have ridden a few times before when I used to bring my school classes here.
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