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Here's a picture of Brenda starting a tour
in the barn. The lecture is educational and fun! This local
elementary school class is really intrigued by the massive elk antlers
hanging on the wall. |
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This school tour decided to pull up a bale of
hay and have lunch. No, silly, they didn't eat hay for lunch -- they
sat on the hay bales while eating lunch! |
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On a beautiful summer day, this group of
children attended Camp Iwannagowild! A couple of hay bales and some
plywood makes the perfect easel for creating that masterpiece for mom.
And our grove of huge oak trees guarantees shade to keep you out of the
summer sun. |
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This school group is feeding apples to the
bulls. As part of our "Pumpkin Patch 2006", we had the kids toss
apples over the fence to the bulls. The paved walking trail keeps our
guests out of the mud on those wet Autumn days. |
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This little guy is part of a local day care
tour. He never did tell me what had him so concerned, but I think he
was just realizing that the Pumpkin Patch/Elk Farm tour was over, which
meant it was back to the classroom for him and his school mates. |
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The second grade class from Country Christian
School seemed to really enjoy the Pumpkin Patch/Elk Farm tour. |
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Brenda just loves her miniature donkeys!
Here she is grooming them and making them all pretty for the petting zoo. |
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Lot's of Pygmy goats...Little Sierra finally
caught one! |
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