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The Big Dig

While I was busy cleaning out the toys and such, TJ took the older kids so I could work without interruption. He dropped T.G. off at his mom's house and took the boys to a local fundraiser event in Greer, The Big Dig. For a fee, the boys were able to drive real construction equipment. Needless to say, they had a blast! Here are some pictures from the day. . .

On the shuttle to the dig site (Ta's first ride on a bus- he was excited!)



Ta operating the digger. . .


Th operating the bulldozer. . .

Th driving a road grader. . .



Ta scooping up a pile of dirt in the front-end loader. . .
It should be obvious how much fun they had- I wish I could have enjoyed it with them instead of de-cluttering at home, but Lord willing we can go as a family next year! =)
*I am thankful for a husband who is so involved with his children.*
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Eversole Crew said…
This is AWESOME! What a neat way for the boys to spend the day! CR would love it! I will have to keep my eyes and ears out for it next year!
September 14, 2009 at 9:10 PM
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