

There was a hay maze for everyone to walk through and on. Ella was a little unsure going up, but Matt gave her a hand and she did great. We also saw a few animals. They had some goats and sheep that the kids were able to feed. There was also an alpaca and 2 lamas. The great big tom turkey (also his name) was very impressive, white and black feathers. They also had a miniature bull and horse.


Then we hopped back on the wagon and they took us through the pumpkin patch and told the kids about how pumpkins grow. Ella surprised the man by telling him that pumpkins can be blue. He thought we meant a Hubbard squash, but corrected him that it was in fact a pumpkin. This picture you can see Ella's new sweater. Grandma did another great job.
2 comments:
I thought of you when I saw this about the multiple (180)uses of pigs (besides eating) Thought your husband might enjoy it too.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1217794/From-bullets-bread-beer-tambourines-toothpaste--plus-180-things-pig.html
I do enjoy visiting your site and what a beautiful daughter!
Charlotte
Hi Charlotte
That website was very interesting. I knew pigs were useful, but I didn't know just HOW useful. I'll definitely save it to show Colin.
Thanks, Ella amazes me nearly every day at how adorable she can be :) What really pleases me is to hear how polite she is, even when I'm not standing right nearby to remind her.
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