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| With the Appaloosa Beauty how was on site. There are different horses there as owners loan |
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| Touring the AMAZING ground of Good Samaritan. It is one of the major reasons that residents choose the facility, Mr. Jesse Watson said. He is in charge of Marketing and Outreach for the village and has given the kids great facts about what Good Samaritan does. It was a great surprise to have a sunny day after a week of rain. I had told the kids we would work come rain or shine and I had planned on supplying big garbage bags that would become large raincoat ponchos! :) |
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| This is Mr. John talking to the kids about the place and what he does. He is the only maintenance worker and was glad to have the help. As with all the professionals we have met, he gave them facts about his job, as well as, how much he loves what he does. He taught them the difference between deciduous and coniferous trees. The kids laughed because at first they thought he said carnivours-- and we have spent so much time learning about the adaptation of those types of plants, it was a good chuckle and oooh! |
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| 1,2,3 and into the truck! The kids filled it up. It took quite a few trips of leaves loaded on to sheets. |
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| Yay! All done with one area and onward to the next place, but first a lesson in composting. |
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