The tradition of Baker softball on Sunday summer evenings has been revived. The softball is open to all ages and abilities.
It's a great excuse to enjoy the beautiful evenings and get some exercise. The field provides some extra agility challenges.
We had a good spectator section. Behind them we set up t-ball for the little kids, and they had great fun hitting the ball into the rabbitbrush.
Harvester ants even can have a closeup view of the action (see the anthill on the left side of the photo?). We noticed quite a bit of improvement just over the course of the evening. By the end of the summer I think we'll all have improved quite a bit. We just need to find someone to compete against. Anyone in North Snake Valley want to get some people together to play?
One of the side attractions is the beautiful light on the mountains.
The little kids also enjoyed swinging on the tire swings.
Ah, this is the life! Everyone is welcome to come play or spectate. See you there next Sunday at 6 pm at the field just south of town.
The tradition of Baker softball on Sunday summer evenings has been revived. The softball is open to all ages and abilities.
It's a great excuse to enjoy the beautiful evenings and get some exercise. The field provides some extra agility challenges.
We had a good spectator section. Behind them we set up t-ball for the little kids, and they had great fun hitting the ball into the rabbitbrush.
Harvester ants even can have a closeup view of the action (see the anthill on the left side of the photo?). We noticed quite a bit of improvement just over the course of the evening. By the end of the summer I think we'll all have improved quite a bit. We just need to find someone to compete against. Anyone in North Snake Valley want to get some people together to play?
One of the side attractions is the beautiful light on the mountains.
The little kids also enjoyed swinging on the tire swings.
Ah, this is the life! Everyone is welcome to come play or spectate. See you there next Sunday at 6 pm at the field just south of town.
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