Ostara-Easter
8:20 AM Posted In family , holidays , kids , spring Edit This 1 Comment »
Our family tradition for celebrating this spring holiday is to visit a local farm that fills plastic eggs with apples, carrots, and corn that the children get to hunt for and then feed to the farm animals that have been rescued from abusive situations and now live on this vegan farm.
Here is somebody who looks particularly happy to see us.
The children are peering in at some doves. I love photos like this where I catch them engaged in what they are doing, especially when I'm lucky enough to catch a pic of the two of them together.
Kyla and Riok heading out in the field towards the goats.
Mama & Riok feeding one of them.
...and sister giving a little extra love to the goat. LOL
However, after a couple of hours of wind, mud puddles, and walking, even an abundance of farm animals is not enough to keep everyone in good spirits.
Especially this one.
To find out more about this wonderful farm, their amazing animals, and how you can help visit the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary website.
Here is somebody who looks particularly happy to see us.
The children are peering in at some doves. I love photos like this where I catch them engaged in what they are doing, especially when I'm lucky enough to catch a pic of the two of them together.
Kyla and Riok heading out in the field towards the goats.
Mama & Riok feeding one of them.
...and sister giving a little extra love to the goat. LOL
However, after a couple of hours of wind, mud puddles, and walking, even an abundance of farm animals is not enough to keep everyone in good spirits.
Especially this one.
To find out more about this wonderful farm, their amazing animals, and how you can help visit the Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary website.
1 comments:
I'm so checking this place out next Easter or Thanksgiving! Maybe we'll see you there!
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