Once again, we did the dairy tour - I wish we had a picture like this one from last year so we could compare, but as you can see Daniel is almost 3 feet tall!
Daniel had so much fun feeding the calves! They weren't too hungry (I think they get fed quite a bit...) but they were adorable nonetheless.
We managed to get a little family picture thanks to our friendly hayride tour guide!
Something must have been awfully interesting to capture Mike and Benjamin's attention! Ben had a good time hanging out with Dad for the first half of the day, and Mom for the second half!
Next we got to feed the goats. Unlike the cows, they were more than willing to take food from us! Daniel got really good at keeping his hand open so they could eat.
A feature of the farm that we didn't try out last year was their jumping pillow. It's kind of like a big trampoline anchored into the ground. Daniel has recently learned to jump and actually get his feet off the ground (which is harder than you might think). He was hesitant of the jumping pillow at first, but soon thought it was the most fun he'd ever had! We finally had to drag him away. Oh, and this was the little kids' jumping pillow - there was a much larger one for older kids and adults.
Luckily we did have a way to lure Daniel away from the jumping pillow - a giant hay-bale spider! (Poor tired Benjamin had passed out by this point.)
No, the real lure was PUMPKINS!
Now the question: what is the easiest way to pick up the pumpkin? (I think the stem eventually won.)
So many pumpkins, so little time...
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I love Daniel's country outfit. He looks at home on the farm with his overalls and flannel shirt!!
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