Wednesday morning, October 13th, was the coldest morning we've had in a long time. On our drive to the apple farm, my car said it was 36 degrees!! Yikes, and it was foggy and overcast, which made it seem, mentally anyway, so much colder. As we went up the hill/mountain, about 2/3 of the way up, the fog broke, the sun was out and it was blue sky, hooray!! Still cold, but that vitamin D can do wonders for you!! We all gathered together and then the group split into two; one group went to pick apples and feed the ducks first, the other group went on the hayride and saw the farm animals first, then we swapped. Afterwards, there was a hay maze, cider, doughnuts, quite a fun morning. Anyone local who hasn't been there should make the trip, especially if you have young kids.
Part of the Monkey class: Lilly, Caleb, Preston and Emily

Caleb picks the most perfect apple. (Notice we are wearing winter coats!!)

Caleb alongside the goats and sheep. They were desperate for apples and grass the kids would feed through the fence.

The tractor!!!!

Caleb and my friend Norma are feeding the ducks right from the hand.

Caleb got bolder and would feed them on his own.

Sitting on the hay bales, waiting for the tractor to take us on our ride!

This was probably his second favorite thing, the hay maze, next to the tractor ride :)

Cider and doughnuts. If you think he looks grumpy, it is because he is, he didn't want anything to do with that doughnut. Go figure!