I'm not sure how we have lived here for a year now and never knew about this place! Deen City Farm is this cute little working farm within walking distance of our house. The kids woke up feeling better this morning and we HAD to get out of this house for a while. So while I didn't think they were up for being around other kids yet, we skipped our playgroup and headed out to the farm! Truett slept in the stroller for most of it, which actually turned out well for me so that Brylie and I could explore together and I could take a few pics :) I forgot I had my other lens on the camera when I grabbed it this morning, so I couldn't zoom in (or out) on anything but you get the gist of it!
We will definitely be bringing Daddy back here again soon! :)
The garden. There are all kinds of educational things around this place - I think a lot of school classes come here...
Interesting bathtub?
Place for a picnic on our next visit!
Another bathtub...who knew they could be so useful? :)
Coincidentally we had ham sandwiches after we left here :)
This guy totally made me laugh. Last summer at another farm we cracked up watching the llamas. I don't why but they are hilarious to me!
Brylie's sequence of telling me about the baby chicks :)
They provide summer camps for learning how to ride and take care of horses - fun! :) They also have pony rides on certain days/times and Brylie wants to do that!
Pretty walking path along the river to get to the farm...these are the things I will miss about London :)
Brylie and Truett got out for about two seconds to check out the river from this bridge...his only time out of the stroller all morning! Then I got too nervous having both of them out running around with just me so we loaded up to head home!
We will definitely be bringing Daddy back here again soon! :)
The garden. There are all kinds of educational things around this place - I think a lot of school classes come here...
Interesting bathtub?
Place for a picnic on our next visit!
Another bathtub...who knew they could be so useful? :)
Coincidentally we had ham sandwiches after we left here :)
This guy totally made me laugh. Last summer at another farm we cracked up watching the llamas. I don't why but they are hilarious to me!
Brylie's sequence of telling me about the baby chicks :)
They provide summer camps for learning how to ride and take care of horses - fun! :) They also have pony rides on certain days/times and Brylie wants to do that!
Pretty walking path along the river to get to the farm...these are the things I will miss about London :)
Brylie and Truett got out for about two seconds to check out the river from this bridge...his only time out of the stroller all morning! Then I got too nervous having both of them out running around with just me so we loaded up to head home!
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