Today they fed the animals, explored the hothouse and pond, played in the maze and bottle fed a little two week old kid in the lambing barn.
Feeding the deer.
How cute is this little goat?
This is the little kid they fed.
Hannah really loved him and was thrilled that she had been able to feed him.
The rabbits had an enclosed hill with tunnels and burrows through it to give them a natural environment.
The youngest kid at the farm, he was born on sunday!
Hannah - you can just see how happy she is to be there :-)
This Angorra goat was so friendly, and one of the mum's thought she looked like Noddy Holder from Slade, so i had to take a picture!
A Bird of Paradise flowering in the hothouse.
Checking out the pond.
Fish spotting!
Exploring the tropical plants in the hothouse.We really had a nice day today, we even ate our picnic lunch out in the sunshine surrounded by hens and peacocks! We'd like to say a special thank you to Donna for driving us, we really appreciate it :-)
4 comments:
how fun! the green in these pictures make me smile :) so so so sick of WHITE! spring will come...it just has to!
Hannah looks right in her element among all those adorable little critters.Hope she is feeling a lot better now, getting out can work wonders.
Lovely baby goats, we haven't been for a while so must plan a visit soon.
(btw the curly white animal is an Angorra Goat not a sheep. I have the big bag of the fleece that came off two of them at Staunton last year! We love them, so friendly x)
Thanks Dawn, anything white and fluffy is a sheep to me lol, glad you mentioned it :-)
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