Gabriella was very excited to take her first hay ride that was pulled by
horses!!!
A family left their farm to the city as a dream for others to enjoy after they
were gone. What our city has done with it is simply amazing!!
Gabriella and I were both fascinated with horses!
The horses were nice but someone was BEYOND excited to go see the MOOOO
cow...
When the cow moved close enough for Gabriella to pet it she could hardly
contain herself...this girl loved the cow!!
As the cow walked away it began to moooooo...and someone thought this was
very funny!!
Love this picture of my girl!!!
An old fashioned tractor from way back....
The search for the pumpkin began...
and for some reason she felt she needed a gourd too!
While driving home Friday afternoon after teaching at the hospital I saw two
beautiful horses pulling a red wagon full of people down a huge country side
hill. I truly didn't know what was going on but I knew I wanted to find out.
Signs said that a farm was having their fall festival. Today I asked Curtis if
he would like to go check it out with me and he, Nicholas, Gabriella and I all
went. When we pulled in we expected to have to pay for parking, pay for hay
rides etc, well, come to find out the entire event was free! The previous
owners of the farm restored the farm so people can come and enjoy what farm
life used to be like and enjoy different activities through out the year!
2 comments:
You got some amazing pictures of your sweet girl at the farm!! I love your favorite too!
I LOVE all your great photos. We live in rural Maine where there are still many working farms that have different activities like this. In fact, I think this afternoon we will go check out the giant corn maze at Goughan's farm. We plan to do our pumpkin wagon ride in two weeks over Columbus weekend when my sister and family are coming to visit. While it's hard to say good-bye to summer and know the long, cold winter is coming, there are lots of fun fall activities to soften the sting. :)
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