Blog Archive
-
►
2012
(48)
-
►
February
(14)
- To Dye For :: Dyeing Friends Who Don't Mind a Good...
- Is it Only Monday?
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#37) ~ Come & Pla...
- GIVEAWAY! Stuff We Love :: DRYERPODS (Eco-Friendl...
- Waldorf Wednesday:: Yellow Buzzy Bees
- Tuesday's Guest :: Five Brilliant Party Bag Ideas
- Waldorf Thursday:: Sweet Orange Dollies
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#36) ~ Come & Pla...
- A Day at the (Dog Sled) Races
- For the Boys :: Hats and Vests and Patchwork, oh m...
- Waldorf Tuesday :: Feel the Love
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#35) ~ Come & Pla...
- Make It :: Butterfly Embroidery Floss Holders
- Guest Blogger: "The No Zone" (Little Hearts/Gentle...
-
►
January
(21)
- Take Your Needle, My Child :: Take Three
- Why the Internet SHOULDN'T Answer All of Our Quest...
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#34) ~ Come & Pla...
- What's New at Beneath the Rowan Tree :: Hand Paint...
- Orca Update :: First Goal Reached!
- Don't Wash Your Windows :: Snow Day Fun
- Help Rowan Help the Orcas :: A Child's Initiative
- My Dyeing Days (& Four New Colourways!)
- The Rock Box :: That's How We Roll
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#33) ~ Come & Pla...
- Waldorf Wednesday:: Yellow Sunshine
- A Girl Mom in Boy World:: Let Them Wear Peach!
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#32) ~ Come & Pla...
- Way Up North :: Putting it in Perspective
- Beneath the Rowan Tree Wants You
- Waldorf Finds :: Rainbow Goodness
- Skating is a Gateway Sport (Update)
- FRESH :: Stocking Today
- Still a Mess....
- Show & Tell :: Hand Painted Yarn
- Pardon the Mess :: Update
-
►
February
(14)
-
▼
2011
(294)
-
▼
June
(30)
- Make It Easy :: Tidy Up Gnomes
- Fairy Doors :: Add a Little Wonder to Your World
- Tuesday's Guest :: Tools of the (Parenting) Trade ...
- Playdate ♥ Link Party/ Blog Hop (#14) ~ All Welcom...
- Milestones :: Switching to Pig Latin
- Waldorf Saturday :: To the Blue Zoo
- Natural Toys :: Reason #6783
- Life Lessons with a Horse :: The Place Just Right
- Daydream Believers :: Expressive
- tuesday's guest :: Daisy Crowns with Knecht Ruprec...
- Make It ::Hooded Beach Towel Poncho Tutorial (Rawr...
- Playdate ♥ Link Party in the Summer (#13)
- Waldorf Sunday :: Make a Wish
- A Carousel Ride
- Waldorf Wednesday :: Warm & Golden
- Princess Proofing :: Avoid the Pink Aisle
- Party Time :: Excellent!
- tuesday's guest :: Indoor Hopscotch with The Littl...
- Playdate ♥ Link Party in the Summer (#12)
- Waldorf Saturday :: Brilliant Blues
- Tutorial :: Tshirt Nightgown (Upcycled Tee Project...
- FRESH :: Women I Admire (and Like, too!)
- Wynken, Blynken & Nod :: A Natural Play Set
- Waldorf Tuesday :: From the Heart (Red)
- Playdate ♥ Link Party, Everyone Welcome (and bring...
- Of Swastikas, Bison and Romantic Catfish
- Weekend Giveaway :: Rising Sun Earthworks (15 Hand...
- Storybook Summer ::Children's Book Club 2011 (Join...
- Maybe I Should Knit Something?
- Field Trip :: Butterfly Conservatory
-
▼
June
(30)
Friday, 17 June, 2011
Yesterday, I accompanied my daughter's class to North Bay for their end of year field trip.
The highlight of the day was the Carousel at the waterfront. Each horse was carved and painted (as well as the artwork on the Carousel) by Northern Ontario artists.
We try to visit it at least once every summer, it is such a marvel of beauty and whimsy and never fails to enchant young and old(er). This trip was especially exciting as some of the children had never had the opportunity to ride it, and it was a delight to see them touched by the magic of the musical ride.
For those who may not have the chance to venture to North Bay, ON this summer... here are some pictures for you ♥.
Aren't they simply amazing? I was able to capture them with the camera because, I must admit, I have absolutely no tolerance for spinning in circles... I wish I could ride, but I can't! ♥♥
The highlight of the day was the Carousel at the waterfront. Each horse was carved and painted (as well as the artwork on the Carousel) by Northern Ontario artists.
We try to visit it at least once every summer, it is such a marvel of beauty and whimsy and never fails to enchant young and old(er). This trip was especially exciting as some of the children had never had the opportunity to ride it, and it was a delight to see them touched by the magic of the musical ride.
For those who may not have the chance to venture to North Bay, ON this summer... here are some pictures for you ♥.
Aren't they simply amazing? I was able to capture them with the camera because, I must admit, I have absolutely no tolerance for spinning in circles... I wish I could ride, but I can't! ♥♥
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Labels
- balance (2)
- Books (27)
- Buy Handmade (8)
- Child's Eye View (1)
- clothing (10)
- crafting (38)
- Crafts for Kids (35)
- creative childhood (54)
- Creative Process (34)
- Custom Work (25)
- daydream believers (16)
- dyeing (8)
- Etsy finds (20)
- Etsy News (126)
- Etsy News; (41)
- fairy (12)
- fairy garden (7)
- Features (39)
- felting (76)
- For the Dogs (6)
- From the Heart (3)
- Gentle Parenting (11)
- Guest Blogger (10)
- Guinea Pigs (2)
- homeschooling (6)
- horse (5)
- Hyena Cart (78)
- Hyena Cart Finds (8)
- Inspiration (4)
- Knitting (18)
- low water immersion (2)
- Milestones (5)
- montessori (2)
- Motherhood and Tales from BTRT (314)
- Natural Parenting Carnival (2)
- Natural Toys and Playsilks (151)
- pattern (7)
- Playdate (38)
- Playscapes (4)
- Pregnancy Sculptures (2)
- Princess Proofing (8)
- product information (67)
- product reviews (6)
- reviews and features (14)
- sewing (35)
- Shadow Puppets (2)
- silk; (7)
- silk; Creative Process (2)
- Spinning (5)
- Technical Stuff (27)
- The Nativity Project (9)
- tutorial (51)
- upcycled projects (7)
- waldorf (79)
- Waldorf Friday (8)
- Waldorf Monday (6)
- Waldorf Saturday (6)
- Waldorf Sunday (5)
- Waldorf Thursday (9)
- Waldorf Tuesday (10)
- Waldorf Wednesday (11)
- women's clothing (3)
- wool (7)







2 comments:
I'm always taken with the carousel horses. These are lovely!
I love carousel horses! These are the prettiest I've seen. I hate the circular motion too. It's sad because I always loved it until I got pregnant for the first time, now I can't do it anymore.