Over Christmas Break, we spent a fun day at the Bob White Club with the Grothaus Family. It was fun to show our kids a special place we spent many, many days at growing up. It was fun to share with them things from my own childhood and create new memories with them in the same place. Thanks to Uncle Eddie, Tristan, Myles, Mitchell and all the boy scouts for a delicious breakfast!
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| Great Grandpa, Austin & Randy chilling out by the fireplace. |
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| Halle & Kimberly pointing to Great Grandpa & Grandpa Grothaus' badges |
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| Lexus, Colin, Austin, Halle & Kimberly |
As I look at the picture below, it reminds me of the many times we sat at the bar. I am glad my own children get to experience the outdoors and have an appreciation/excitement for all the things you can do in the outdoors. They will grow up knowing there is so much more than just TV, Wii, etc...
The first activity of the day was archery; all 5 kids got a chance to shoot a bow and arrow at the targets. They all did really well! Lexus has been asking for a bow, she really enjoys archery. (maybe for her b-day)
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| Randy showing Austin how to shoot. |
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| Kimberly |
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| Lexus |
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| Halle and Colin |
Second, we headed over to the Trap House. I love trap shooting, but guess I have gotten really rusty (only hit 1 out of 5). Somehow, I remember being better when I was a kid. Kimberly did a fabulous job hitting the button that released the clay birds.
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| Lexus, Grandpa and Martha shooting trap. |
Last, we hit the shooting range to shoot 22's. The kids really loved this! For one, a 22 doesn't have a big kick like the other guns, and second it is pretty easy to load, line up your sites and shoot at a target and actually hit it a few times. Even Austin hit the target, with a little help from Mommy ;-) The night before we bought all 3 kids a starter gun to share. It can either be a 22 rifle or a 4-10 shotgun. The adults got to shoot a 38 pistol and a British gun my Dad owns (it sounded like a cannon going off).
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| Austin and Mommy shooting a 22 rifle. |
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| Randy helping Kimberly get started. |