Clogging performances don't happen nearly as often these days, but we are always excited when the girls are able to get out in the community and clog together.
They did awesome, and volunteered to step in for almost every routine as needed. The directors complemented them on their willingness to keep stepping in and for coming prepared by knowing the routines. I am super proud of them!
Hillcrest Orchards gives each performer a half bushel of apples as a thank you (along with a few other goodies). This was our first year to have 3 cloggers on stage, so we came home with a bunch of apples. I ended up taking a bunch to my co-workers, and in the end, the deer were given the last dozen or so.
Kayla wanted to go to a pumpkin patch, so we drove just down the road to Burt's Pumpkin Patch. We haven't been there in years. The girls enjoyed picking out some pumpkins and eating a funnel cake.
The rain held off and we enjoyed a wonderful day in the North Georgia mountains.
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