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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

A Maze'n Farmyard is AMAZING!!!

 My cousin Kristen (who lives in Buffalo close to Dyl and Ang) has been telling me about this AWESOME farm for quite some time.  In fact, Angie and I were on the phone last summer making plans to meet at the farm when my water broke!  Anyway, my mom watching watching Nolan and Emry and my aunt Mary was watching Ella and Logan and they made plans to go to the farm so we just had to tag along.  And I'm sure glad we did!  This farm was totally hands on and had so many fun things for the kids to do!  Henry was in pure heaven! :)  He feed baby goats and a bottle and some corn.
 Henry loved the ducklings!
At first, he was a bit nervous with so many parakeets in one small space but then, in true Henry fashion, embraced the birdies and loved it!
 He fed the birds some seeds off a popsicle stick.
 Emry and Charlie were good buds and would hang out together while the big kids ran around the farm!
 Henry was a bit timid to go on a pony ride at first but then got up enough courage to ride one.  But that lasted just long enough for the pony to take one tiny little step.  And that was the end of Henry's first pony ride!
 We would plop the babies down anywhere we could find to let them move around a bit!
 Henry and I both LOVED the big slide!  Charlie even got to go down it once on mom's lap! :)
 WHEEEE!
 Henry thoroughly enjoyed the train ride around the farm.  Charlie loved it because he got to crawl around on the train floor during the ride!
 Mom and her two boys!
And if all that fun wasn't enough, we hit up the house of inflatables on our way out.  Charlie LOVED it!   But maybe that is because it was the first time he could roam freely all day!!!

This farm was totally worth the 2 hour drive it took us to get there.  Totally.  We invited ourselves to Dylan and Angie's house afterwards so we could have a pit stop until bedtime. It was a nice break so we didn't have to drive all the way home right after the farm.  Here's the link if you want more info: http://www.amazenfarmyard.com/

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