Littleebbetsfield.com Website Review

My name is Tom Hannon and here is my story. Most of us played some form of wiffle ball when we were kids.  We played with the Standard Wiffle Ball and Yellow Bat. After not touching a Wiffle Ball for 15 years, I came across the Wiffle Ball Field at Petco Park at the World Baseball Clas*ics Championship in 2006. It brought back memories of my youth playing Wiffle Ball all summer long on Cape Cod with my friends and my Dad. I couldn’t stop thinking about it, my memories were so think I had to wipe them away. It brought a smile to my face I had I was 35 years old, and I also did the responsible thing, I had never really done anything crazy but after I got home I heard the Voice for the first time a few nights later, “If you Build it, he will come”, like Ray Kinsella in Field of Dreams (My favorite movie) my Dad had also pas*ed away. I thought about it and I did not have enough land to build a baseball field. The voice was a little off. Is the voice saying to build a wiffle ball field? As the vision came into my mind, the voice stopped talked and I knew what I had to do. Build a wiffle ball field and reconnect with a man I missed everyday. How hard could it be it is only a back yard game right? I could not believe that so many people had built backyard wiffle ball fields, and not only have they built fields but these were down right stadiums with scoreboards, lights, major league park replicas, and they were doing amazing things with them. Including raising millions of dollars for charity. I felt an entire new world had opened up to me.    It took me 4 months and many adventures to actually build my first field, The Ball Park At Lake Gardner. My research started drifting to equipment and we found out the yellow bat era was dead (Sorry Wiffle Ball Company we still love your ball!).  I always loved gadgets and There was allot more equipment, bats, ba*ls, pitching machines, field equipment, than I ever remembered for a decade ago. The list seemed endless and we had no idea where to start and no reference point to really know how well anything would perform. We had no choice but to