We're here in the rain forest of Costa Rica, managing a Tree House B&B, where the tree houses (seven total) are high amongst the trees...our neighbors consist of loads of hummingbirds, some monkeys, sloths, frogs, snakes, iguanas, geckos and various other critters...we look forward to sharing with you some pics and blog entries as we continue on our jungle journey...
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Riding double. . .
This was right before mom and dad Eidson threw down $100 and raced the others to the La Fortuna Waterfall. (At least that's the story.)
They rode for about 2 to 3 hours and were up and walking just fine the next day. There's no way that would have happened if it had been myself on a horse for that long.
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Sweet Jesus, you look like both of them. Good thing I'm adopted. That's a whole lot of homely on those horses!
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Sweet Jesus, you look like both of them. Good thing I'm adopted. That's a whole lot of homely on those horses!
I believe I may have a pic of Mark on a horse in Argentina. Is it normal for your body to be parallel to the ground when riding a horse?
that's just how you ride in south america, my friend! do i need to pull out the peach pictures? ha!
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