Here Are Some Great Moments From Our 2014 Trip to Davis Farmland!
Here's our Room 111 Gang at the entrance to the farm. |
We had read that goats could climb ... and we witnessed this for ourselves! |
We began the tour with Farmer Dan taking us on a guided hayride around the farm! |
We saw llamas... |
...Brahman Bulls. |
One bull got up close and personal... |
He came right up to our tractor-pulled hayride... |
...and ate the very straw that we were sitting on! |
We also saw Belgian horses... |
...and Australian emus. |
The scarecrow waved goodbye to us as our hayride ended. |
Then we were off to see the rest of the farm animals! |
We fed the goats food right out of our hands! |
One bull stuck out his huge tongue for food! |
He couldn't get enough to eat! |
...more baby lambs. |
Farmer Karen let us all pet the baby goat that she was holding! She was so soft! |
Here is a close-up of the baby goat. |
Next came the fat-tailed gecko. His fat tail makes him appear to have two heads to protect him from predators. |
We each had a chance to pet him. |
We pet the llamas. |
We fed the sheep by hand. |
We even met some alpacas. |
We pet a baby chick. |
We then went into the pen with the sheep. |
We pet and brushed them. |
Oink! |
We fed the llamas leaves from nearby trees. |
Then we entered the pen with the baby cows. |
After lunch we had some fun pretending to fish... |
We even got to hold some baby goats. |
One goat got very friendly... |
He crawled behind Ava... |
...And then his brother jumped up too! |
I think he wanted Ava's jacket for lunch! (But we had already read that goats don't really eat everything. They just explore objects with their mouths. So Ava wasn't scared.) |
Finally holding a calm baby goat. |
We ended the day with fun on the giant slide! |