Well, it's Easter weekend for the Catholics, and Underwood Farms capitalized on it. It was Family Day. A solid 45 minute drive from our westside LA abode, but worth ever penny we spent on the rides and the goodies at the farm. Let's start with the 25 cent vending machines with pellet food for all the animals. Feed the tube and not the actual animal because they may take your hand, arm and eyeballs for dessert.
The goats had a skyview apartment.
A tractor ride in 55 gallon barrels cut to look like cows - 4 tickets. It was amazing dad could fit his fat load into that thing with Jamie too, but we did our best - bumps and bruises and all...
Playing in the wooden choo choo.
The farmer's daughter in the hay...
I can't imagine if it actually worked.
The Easter Bunny did little to phase Jamie. Chocolate is such a treat to him that he forgot that there was a strange man in a bunny costume behind him.
Such a surreal shot and a great look on his face.
Riding the ponies. 4 tickets.
Dylan and Kate. 2 tickets that'll cost a lot more later in life for the parents. :)
The goats had a skyview apartment.
A tractor ride in 55 gallon barrels cut to look like cows - 4 tickets. It was amazing dad could fit his fat load into that thing with Jamie too, but we did our best - bumps and bruises and all...
Playing in the wooden choo choo.
The farmer's daughter in the hay...
I can't imagine if it actually worked.
The Easter Bunny did little to phase Jamie. Chocolate is such a treat to him that he forgot that there was a strange man in a bunny costume behind him.
Such a surreal shot and a great look on his face.
Riding the ponies. 4 tickets.
Dylan and Kate. 2 tickets that'll cost a lot more later in life for the parents. :)
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