A visit to the farm . . .
Today we went for a visit to a farm with my Playcentre. We all met earlier than usual to go on our trip, but that is okay because Daddy managed to get us there in time.
On the farm we saw lots and lots of animals. I saw some cows and their babies that are called calves, and some sheep and a goat. I got to pat a goat and the calves, they weren't scary at all. Mostly because I am a big girl.
We saw a calf today that was one hour old. It was standing up and walking around. Luke can't do that, the cow must be a lot smarter than my brother.
They told us not to touch the fences because we would get a big shock. I touched one of the fences and nothing happened. Some people just make things up I think.
We had our lunch at the farm today, but not in the barn, we had our lunch at the farmhouse.
After lunch most of the kiddies got to have a ride on the farm bike. You have to hold on tight or you might fall off. I held on very tight.
On the farm we saw lots and lots of animals. I saw some cows and their babies that are called calves, and some sheep and a goat. I got to pat a goat and the calves, they weren't scary at all. Mostly because I am a big girl.
We saw a calf today that was one hour old. It was standing up and walking around. Luke can't do that, the cow must be a lot smarter than my brother.
They told us not to touch the fences because we would get a big shock. I touched one of the fences and nothing happened. Some people just make things up I think.
We had our lunch at the farm today, but not in the barn, we had our lunch at the farmhouse.
After lunch most of the kiddies got to have a ride on the farm bike. You have to hold on tight or you might fall off. I held on very tight.
posted by A day in the life of Grace and Luke @ 4:10 PM
9 Comments:
At 5:24 PM,
Anonymous said…
Cool gracie.
i hear there is a local farmer just down the road always on the lookout for a farm hand??Wanna apply??????
Joel, Mitchell and Mia just live too far away really to be of much help to their grand dad.
Aunty mary and whanau
At 6:22 PM,
Anonymous said…
How very cool for a playcentre girl to visit a farm, it looks like it was so much fun and a lovely sunny day. Your Daddy sure does get to have all the fun doesn't he!
Charlie.
At 6:50 PM,
A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…
Aunty Mary I would love to be a farmhand, I shall have to go and see him
Charlie I think my Daddy is enjoying being at home
Tomorrow he is taking us into town for another visit with my new friend Brooke.
At 8:56 PM,
Anonymous said…
Ohh tell him Uncle ian was planning on ringing and saying he and Mia will be home tomorrow afternoon if you want a cuppa.
Aunty mary
At 2:00 AM,
Serendipity said…
Lovely farm pictures! If we don't go to the zoo, then my kids won't see much of animals. The drawback of living in the city.
At 7:38 AM,
wegan said…
hw fun. I widh I could go hang out at a farm....wait, dirt...pop...animals...
Ok, I'll stay in the city
At 3:46 PM,
A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…
Aunty Mary we should be around tomorrow
Serendipity and Megan Mummy says she is a city girl at heart, but I love living in the country!
At 7:25 PM,
Anonymous said…
WOW Grace that looked like soooo much fun I love visits to the farm. Maybe you'll grow up to be a Tapawera farmer - Mummy and Daddy will be pleased about that!!! It looks like you had a great day.
At 8:47 AM,
A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…
Aunty Kirsty Mummy says I can be a farmer, she will come and visit (implying that she won't be around)
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