Ana and Zoe loved riding in the wagon while PopPop pulled them along.
DUCK!
This photo cracks me up. I don't know what exactly it is. Zoe's face? Ana's face? The Llama looking almost regal? Just cracks me up.
Hay ride.
Guess what???
Turkey butt!
Sorry. Couldn't help myself. : )
By the way... I believe turkeys are extremely ugly creatures.
Pony ride.
Ana's very first pony ride ever. She was less than impressed.
Zoe got to hold (what she called) the "cutest little chicken".
Ana - "LOOK LOOK! I SEE CHICKEN!" (forget that she is surrounded by chickens).
But um... LOOK! A chicken in a tree. I can't blame that chicken for jumping/flying into the tree. I'd have run away from all of those screaming children if they were after me too.
Cow
Peacock.
Zoe got to milk a cow again. We tried to get Ana to milk the cow, too. She was havin' none of that.
Farm collie. We shared our lunch with her.
YeeHaw!
Ana was about done.
Zoe insisted on having her photo taken on the tractor. She did not care that it was a big hunk of metal sitting out in the Florida sun.
We did have a very fun time. The girls just love the animals and all of the hands on activity. I am sure we'll go again to Green Meadows... but I can promise you we will never ever go if it is just TOO HOT!
6 comments:
Awww, that looks like a really fun place! But yes, it looks like it was VERY hot. That close up of Zoe is beautiful...and sleepy Ana in the wagon is SO cute!
All you photo's are great but I love the one of Zoe as the farmer driving the tractor.
What fun! But I cant see why that isn't a place you would want to visit when it's hot out...I can imagine it had quite the distinctive odor...
I'm just glad it wasn't any hotter. We had an OK time... but any hotter and I imagine we all would have ended up being very very cranky.
Very nice place though.
It was a really nice play to try to get good photos.
If it were cooler I'm sure our photos would have included more smiles! lol
Those photo things were fun. Who can resist putting their head in one of those holes???
Some of those animals do tend to smell a bit ripe in the heat.
: )
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