It was a beautiful place to show how plants grow, how a windmill works
There was a croquet playground, a barbecue, footprints in clay to show the different animals and other playgrounds.
How to take care of ducks in a pond, and many other very educative things.
Of course there were also a lot of animals
donkeys, goats and even little ferrets
For me JoJo the pig was the cutest one ! He walked behind me, sniffed at me and loved to be scratched behind the ears. It was love at the first sight !
We spent a very nice afternoon before returning home.
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That's a great place for a school visit. I expect some of the children will fall in love with that pig as well.
ReplyDeleteWHat a delightful place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect place for small children and big people as well. I love all of the animals and the flowers and the pond ... oh my, I would love to have been with you. Did you know that pigs are as smart as a fifth grade child? It's no wonder you found JoJo to be your favorite and I bet if he could speak he would say the same about you. I enjoyed this, Gattina ... Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
LOL love at first sight! I am sure Mr G was jealous. The farm sounds like a wonderful concept.
ReplyDeleteAnimals are a hit with most children. I'm sure they'll love this farm.
ReplyDeleteDo you follow Cecilia's blog?
http://thekitchensgarden.com
She has a 600-lb. "pet" pig, and a couple NZ Kunekune.
how neat
ReplyDeleteI hope the children have fun and learn a bit when they visit :)
It reminds me of Haumoana Farmyard Zoo near Napier
I would love to visit this farm. I love the pig and the other farm animals. A great place for the kids to visit. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteI think that is a great way to educate kids as they see them in real life not only in picture books and stories.
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