And then we start painting the sky first. We always do the sky first. And then we put everything else on a wall. Debbie Schandelmeier, owner of Nimrod Farms in Palm City, spurs an interest in horseback riding to a full gallop. We try to produce good horse people.
Environmental camps provide such a hook.
You get to go wading in the grass flats and catch fish and stuff and look at em. We have the Animal Olympics, where we re holding our breath, running and jumping compared to the animals. And they buried all this stuff in a sand box and we got to find stuff like a dinosaur bone, a manatee bone, an arrow head and polished stones. It s not like school. It s more hands-on.