Excursion in “villages at ponies”

On the morning of 7 October, when the leaves of the trees were already painted by the first autumn frost, THE CHILDREN of Nagļu kindergarten, together with teachers and parents, went to the excursion of the “green juniper” in Stalerow.
Since at Stoļerovas many of us were the first time, we watched the houses and fields with great interest. We noticed that the parish people were doing a lot of livestock farming (we saw both cows and sheep), and we also noticed how much the fields, the meadows, the courtyards of people's houses had been cleaned. As we passed the Stoļerovai, we turned toward the woodland road. The journey through the woods was beautiful – the trees, the sunlight, the colour of the autumn bright colours, looked very fabulous. When we came out of the woods, we had seen the landlord Caspar, his daughter Anastasia, a great dog, and, of course, ponies. The children came out of the bus with excitement, as they all wanted to get acquainted with the horse-breeder and his lovers, ponies. Four small horses were grazing in the meadow, but the children were only assigned to the most obedient pony Vinnie Pooch. He was pleased with the pony of the pony, who created the fun with his dread. The foal was not only a very fun ricker, but his appearance was unusual, a gray blue, soft Kajaw, and the eyes of a variety of colours.
The master Caspar encouraged the children not to be afraid to stroke the ponies, try their skills. He said he never wanted to be afraid of animals because they felt it, but he needed to be safe, and the teams should be in a balanced and calm voice. Then the animals will be calm and obedient.
The children were very happy, happy, because they had been on the pony's back several times. Of course, the safety of children was also thought, as each of the children was accompanied by master Kaspars, also one of the adults. When the biggest children had tried their skills, some of the smallest children also dared.
On the way home, children talked for a long time, were satisfied with what they had seen and enjoyed.
Thank the Greens and the Farmers for the autumn beautiful and memorable journey!
 
Lily Cheire
Nagļu pre-school educational institution teacher