
The first thing that I did was check out the produce. I was totally in love the selection but not that in love the prices. I mean, they wanted $8.00 for a carton of eggs. That’s way to rich for my blood. I will stick to purchasing my cage free farm eggs from the grocery store.
While I continued to shop around, I noticed that Andrew coped a squat and was listening to the band. They were playing a wonderful variety of music that was highly entertaining and relaxing.
In the end I purchased a few head bands to rock in my growing locs. Of course I can’t rock a band without Axel wanting one too so we picked out a masculine one for him and for my nephew, Nate.
After exploring the market we drove around the town. The entire community consist of a general store, bakery, homes, shops, horse stables, a petting zoo, hotel, several gardens with play areas for the kids and green houses. Its AMAZING!! We stopped and let the kids play on a trampoline while beating the heat with a few cold drinks and munching on healthy organic fruit. Check out Nate flying high in his new headband.
After our break we proceeded to check out the petting zoo and let the kids roam around the property. They enjoyed stretching their legs and looking at the animals. We saw pigs, sheep, chickens, donkeys, goats and llama’s.
I was trying to pet the pigs and the mama was very protective. She bit me!! Don’t worry. I was fine, just a little startled. The boys had a great laugh.
We had no idea that a cool community like this existed. We more then enjoyed our day on the farm and the best part is that it was all free. Be sure the check out free family activities in your area. You never know what you might fall in love with. Share your day trip ideas with me in the comments below.
It looks like you guys had an awesome time. Great read
Yes!! We love being outside and it was so cool to see a self sustaining community. I have never seen one before. We will have to take you the next time that you come to Atl. It’s in the metro area
That looks so great!