This past weekend we travelled to Ometepe island in Lake Nicaragua for a much needed holiday. We stayed at beautiful Charco Verde where we swam, kayaked, played on the beach, and rode horses. It was so much fun but we wore ourselves out! (click on the pic to enlarge!)
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2005.06.28
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From the pic it looks like we're riding doubles but in reality there are 4 horses in the pic. Cowboy Jackson rode solo and was a real natural...his pawpaw would be proud!
Posted by: Goyo | 2005.06.28 at 05:38 PM
such visual trickery but it does in fact look like
there are 4 sets of stirrups but only two horses.
Where are the photos of the birds!
Posted by: polloman | 2005.06.28 at 06:39 PM
J & G,
I just can't believe how big Jackson is!!! Way to go, cowboy!!
Gramma
Posted by: Mom | 2005.06.30 at 05:45 AM