Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Apple Orchard
I love going on school field trips with the girls! It's sometimes exhausting, as this day at the apple orchard was, but always worth it!
Maybe it's just the excitement of being out of the classroom, but I always see a wilder, crazier bunch of kids when we leave school. It's fun!
Today at the apple orchard, we learned about apples, Johnny Appleseed, honey bees, pumpkins, and we were able to pick several different kinds of apples to bring home. Yum!
Peeking at me through the tree as she picks out the best apples! She was so excited.
So proud of her beautiful apples, we baked cinnamon apples for dessert that night and Rebekah was so happy with her contribution to the meal.
A happy group of victorious apple pickers.
Choosing her tiny pumpkin from the garden. The smile Rebekah is showing here she inherited from my mom's side of the family. Pencil thin lips that all but disappear when we smile big is completely a Currie trait.
These chilly little faces don't look like they are up to trouble, do they? Well about five minutes later I discovered they had the idea up their sleeves about how they might lose their chaperone for the day.
It all started with me taking this photo above, thinking they looked so cute with the corn towering high over head...
Which led to this ~ all four girls giggling and running away from me in the corn maze. I loved this picture because Rebekah is airborne as she happily leaps and runs after Sophie. And if you've never chased four little kids frantically through a corn maze ~ you should give it a try. It's a good time, and an even better workout (especially if you happen to be carrying loads of apples and a very heavy camera around your neck).
A cute little daisy at the end of a long, but fruitful day.
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2 comments:
Wow, that's quite the plot by those sweet 5 year olds! I laughed out loud picturing you chasing them around the corn maze!
Gorgeous photos! I think the case was worth it, but I agree, sometimes it is hard to keep up with over-excited kiddos! :-)
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