Two members of the St. Paul's 4-H Pony Club had no idea they would be on the front page of today's paper when they went for a ride. Granted it isn't like they got in the car for the ride, or even on the back of a horse. Instead they took their club leader, Libby Burney's, pony out for a stretch with a buggy attached. Turby, as he is fondly called, was minding his own business chauffeuring Megan and Brianna up and down the street when someone decided to take a shot of the sight. Next thing you know they are the featured photo of the day in the St. Paul's Review. Way to make 4-H hit the front page.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Look Who is Riding into the News
Two members of the St. Paul's 4-H Pony Club had no idea they would be on the front page of today's paper when they went for a ride. Granted it isn't like they got in the car for the ride, or even on the back of a horse. Instead they took their club leader, Libby Burney's, pony out for a stretch with a buggy attached. Turby, as he is fondly called, was minding his own business chauffeuring Megan and Brianna up and down the street when someone decided to take a shot of the sight. Next thing you know they are the featured photo of the day in the St. Paul's Review. Way to make 4-H hit the front page.
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