I've been collecting bread ends in the freezer for awhile in anticipation of feeding the ducks at the park. So I defrosted some and brought it along. The boys have fed animals at farms and fairs before, but this was our first time feeding ducks at a pond. The boys thought it was pretty awesome. They even tore the bread up themselves (Rylan's were a little large sometimes though).
Next we walked around the pond and climbed some trees and took some pictures.
We stopped by the airplane and train for a few minutes and then hit the playground.
Once the playground was overtaken by big kids in school groups, we walked around the art fair. I wasn't really looking for anything other than paintings of Nashville and Franklin (which there were none - only photos, most of which I feel I could have done). So we headed into the kids tent where we spent A LOT of time. There were 4 sponsors (the Nashville Ballet, the Renaissance Center, Cheekwood, and Ingles) that each had a unique activity. The highlights were making a Rainbow Fish (like the book), a puzzle, a glow-in-the dark light craft, and getting a small soccer ball to take home.
Before heading home, we had a picnic next to the Pantheon ...
and then played with bubble wands.
The boys and I had a great morning, just the 3 of us!
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