Strawberries on 903

This past Saturday Me, Landon, Casey, and Peyton took a trip to Strawberries on 903 farm to pick some strawberries. Casey wanted strawberries to make her strawberry jam specialty and me Landon and Peyton went along to pick strawberries to eat! I didn't realize how much this little farm had to offer for kids (and adults) until after we arrived. Here is our day after picking strawberries. Next we headed over to the homemade ice cream stand. Landon and Peyton had vanilla, Casey had strawberry, and I had peach on a waffle cone. We set out on the pick nick tables and enjoyed our cones. It was delicious!! After ice cream we took a tour through their barns that had fun information about honey bees. Did you know that bees had 5 eyes?? I didn't?? Then we headed to the chicken pins where you could see eggs being laid. I so wanted to see one drop but it never happened. Last we walked over to their little farm. And on this farm they had some goats, pig, rabbits, and my favorite the peacock. When we walked up, the peacock had his feathers spread so that you could see all the beautiful colors and designs on them. I never knew that they spread out so BIG! One of the baby goats got out of the cage to graze on some fresh grass and Landon and Peyton had a chance to rub him. He didn't mind at all! Here are some pictures of our day. Here is the sign as you are entering the farm

On the way out we stopped by the big strawberry to take a quick picture!

Me and Landon picked all of these strawberries. He could have picked another whole bucket if you had let him.

Is this one red enough Mommy?

Landon was working so hard. He wanted to find the best of the bunch for his Mommy's pile

This was the icecream stand. Casey said this was a perfect old timey picture with the girl hanging out of the stand and the old lady sitting out front with her apron on.

Landon petting the baby goat

There were two baby goats. They were so cute!

This is the best picture that I could get through the wiring of the peacock. He would shake his feathers and make a really a loud noise to try and show off his masculine side to the female birds. Pretty cool!