Wiffle Ball Wonderland
Anybody who's into sports would thoroughly enjoy Rookies between Black Earth and Mazomanie. My sister Marla took us there for her birthday in May, and I just knew that Mark and the kids would love it, too!
Last week on our way home from the Dells, we were lucky enough to have a beautiful day and the field was open!
Now hitting a wiffle ball isn't as easy as you would think...
...but once you make contact, it's time to fly around the bases!
Wynne needed a little help with her stance and swing,
but she was so proud when she got a hit and made it to first! (See the "turf" on the infield?)
We didn't keep score, but it seems that someone always needs a "time-out" for some reason or another.
Oh well, back to the game!
What a great way to pass the time while waiting for your lunch. (And a delicious lunch at that!)
Such a treat!
Last week on our way home from the Dells, we were lucky enough to have a beautiful day and the field was open!
Now hitting a wiffle ball isn't as easy as you would think...
...but once you make contact, it's time to fly around the bases!
Wynne needed a little help with her stance and swing,
but she was so proud when she got a hit and made it to first! (See the "turf" on the infield?)
We didn't keep score, but it seems that someone always needs a "time-out" for some reason or another.
Oh well, back to the game!
What a great way to pass the time while waiting for your lunch. (And a delicious lunch at that!)
Such a treat!
posted by Amy Siegert | 6:32 AM
2 Comments:
What a cool place! So, do visitors to the restaurant get to play in the ball field? How fun! (and a great way to work off your meal!)
The last time I went with my sisters and mom, it was raining & the clubhouse/field were closed. This time it was a Monday, not very busy and everything was open. I'm not sure if it's always like that. I do know that you usually have to rent the field/clubhouse for parties and such. We just got lucky!
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