Part of a traditional pet day was to create sand-saucers using plants and props brought from home.
The last photo shows a lamb snoozing contentedly after an exhausting morning of running races and milk drinking races.
A good day had by all.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Pet Day
Here is a glimpse of some of the happenings on pet day. There was a fantastic turnout of cats, dogs and horses. All the animals looked healthy and well cared for. What a lot of responsible pet owners!
Part of a traditional pet day was to create sand-saucers using plants and props brought from home.
The last photo shows a lamb snoozing contentedly after an exhausting morning of running races and milk drinking races.
A good day had by all.
Part of a traditional pet day was to create sand-saucers using plants and props brought from home.
The last photo shows a lamb snoozing contentedly after an exhausting morning of running races and milk drinking races.
A good day had by all.
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2 comments:
I really enjoyed pet day and my little brother did too.
Andew.
When I was at school pet day was never as exciting as it seems to have been at Otatara. I would like to know why some of the pet lambs (especially number 5) have been coloured. Great to see all the photos, thanks Mrs Hood.
Brian
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