We enjoyed our 2nd day of hayrides in a row. Jackson needed help getting on this tractor but he enjoyed it all the same. It was so fitting that he had started to say "hay" in the weeks prior.
The large tires were fun to run around and with the boys starting to know their colors, it became a search and find for the boys to find the tires I was asking them to go to.
The boys were naturals in the petting zoo area and were excited to see the turkeys.
They tested the pedal tractors despite the obvious that they were too big for the boys and they took several stumbles. Each boy popped back up and kept on moving.
The slide provided lots of fun and was fast enough without the burlap. Jackson was my riding partner and kept starting the trek back up the rather steep hill. He would have gone back up again and again.
They got the chance to enjoy another tractor ride.
Connor was all smiles in the regular size straw maze. He was following Jackson around and I didn't get to get pictures of him but I could hear his belly laugh so I know he was having fun.
Their favorite spot was probably the duck races. They needed help pumping the water but the best part was watching the ducks float into the tub at the end. Jackson was diving in and ended up with a soaked arm trying to get to the ducks.
We had a great day and I'm so happy that the boys were able to enjoy another trip on the farm. Despite their 2nd trip to the farm and personalized shirts -- the boys are still struggling with the difference between a pumpkin and an apple. If you look at Jackson's mouth, you can see him saying "Aaaapple."
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