There is an annual event out here in the village that we have been taking the girls too for the last 3 years....A Day at the Farm. This year is was actually dry, although windy. We sampled different types of apples and pears, yogurt locally made, the girls watched a cow being milked and got to try themselves, rode a hay wagon for a tour of the 130 acre farm, watched a bee hive in action and petted all the farm animals. My favorite booth was the WestCoast
seed booth where they were giving all 50 different kinds of seeds. I limited myself to 10....quite the self discipline, I know!Watching the cow milking demonstration:

Hay Ride:


Milking a cow...sort of...

I love taking the girls to events like this. Pookie begged me to buy a farm on the way home...If only.
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Yeah, I have good friends that work there. They actually published something I wrote for them around faith, gardening and kids.
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