Kaska Family Farm

Last weekend, a group of us decide to visit the Kaska Family Farm. It ended up being a rather cold and really muddy day to visit, but that didn't stop the kids from having fun. On the way there (and back) my friend Jennifer and her son Mason rode with us. We got stuck behind a train that was stopped and had to wait close to 20 minutes to go. We were trying to find a way around the train but didn't know how else to get to the farm. We called our friend Kristy who was ahead of us and had a GPS (which they used to get there), but we learned that her and Emily, who was following her, were stuck in the mud. So we decided to wait out the train not wanting to go another way and get stuck ourselves. Once we got to the farm and paid we played around and waited for our friends, who ended up having to be pulled out by a Gator and a tractor. For once in my life I was really glad I didn't have a GPS! Here are some pictures from our farm adventure.

This was Aiden favorite part. They gave us a couple of little ducks that you would put on one end of the gutter and then pump water to race it to the other end. Aiden kept wanting to come back and do this over and over. He didn't seem to care that it was cold and he was wet from the elbows down.

The group of kids right after the tractor hay ride, which Aiden really liked.

From left to right: Gianna, Selah, Mason, Kayleigh, Aiden, and Price

Aiden and mom on the hay ride.

Aiden and his buddy Mason.

Aiden and Price playing in the corn.

This was Aiden second favorite thing at the farm. They had these cute cows that they pulled around in a field with the Gator. Aiden loved it!

Aiden and Kayleigh waiting to go.