Farm Fun

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Mom and I took all the kids for a fun day at the farm The part the kids love so much is the fun park with all the neat play things. Most of them are built from farm equipment, but have been turned into a lot of fun!


Two little monkeys!





Livy was nervous to try it, but once she did, she liked it!


So much fun on this big slide built right into a hill!

We took a tractor ride out to the pasture and saw the cows. Sarah Graves fed them bread!


 These excavator toys were a big hit!

Who wouldn't want to immerse themselves in corn?

My silly boy!

After a picnic lunch, we were ready to tackle the corn maze!

Finding our way through the corn maze wasn't easy! Each one of us took a turn leading the way. In the end, Charlie got us out! He takes great pride that he figured out how to get through it all. I'm not sure if he got lucky or really figured it out! Here's hoping he has a great sense of direction and knows how to read a map!

The bouncing pillow sure is a lot of fun!

Cousin slide!

What a fun day we had! Beautiful weather and fun to be outside!

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