This farm was ideal for the kids complete with: animal farm, pumpkin train ride, hayride to a u-pick pumpkin patch, playground, kids crafts, face painting, games, pony rides (maybe next time we'll pay extra for the pony rides) and much more! All the kids had a blast! We came home with pumpkins and a dozen fresh, HOT homemade apple cider donuts that were out of this world!
Luca found it very funny that the goats would eat anything he gave them and kept trying to get the donkey to be enticed by the same things.
The goat up top was waiting for it's food to be dropped from the can as Samuel operated the pulley system.
Admission was $6 for this endless amount of farm fun...I guess that's how a farm makes a profit these days...I think the Fisher Family Farm should give it a try! What do you think Papa?
Playing in the hay stack was great fun. Poor Samuel needed to come home and take a dose of Benadryl as a result.
4 comments:
Great pictures of the kids! We are so glad the kids are able to experience all these seasonal things while here in the states. Can't wait to see what the kids carved!
Sorry we were gone and couldn't go to the farm with you, but thanks for the great pictures! (I hear the "goat platform" is not unusual for petting farms in Michigan!)
What fun! Brings back memories of our little pumpkin patch in the valley. Someone just told me that if you carve your name on the pumpkin while it is still on the vine, the pumpkin will grow it's skin in the carving and your name will be written on it! I thought that would be fun if you were to grow your own. I'll have to talk with Papa about that one. Wish we were there with you. The kids are growing up so quickly. Can't wait to see you next month! Love to all!
Sorry I'm late in posting this, but what awesome pics you guys got--that looked like such a fun place! So glad you are all able to enjoy a little more of fall. Hope you're having a really good week my friend!
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