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Fox Hollow Farms

We went with our pals Ted and Tommy (and their parents Paul and Lynn) to Fox Hollow Farms this morning.  It's a small farm right here in our backyard in Issaquah and I wasn't really sure what to expect. The last time we went to Remlinger Farms, Evie was pretty intimidated by all the people and the rides. Fox Hollow, though, is a lot more rustic, charming and small. It's perfect for kids her age - it has a little petting zoo with baby animals, a pony ride, a nice river-front picnic area, a train that loops around for about 3 minutes, some playhouses and some bouncy houses. She and Ted had a great time. I was shocked that Evie went right up to the animals to pet them, she went into the bouncy house with just a little bit of prodding AND she volunteered that she wanted to do a pony ride. Our little girl is getting so brave!

LOTS of bunnies to pet.


There were baby goats, baby pigs and horses too.

Picnic lunch

Meeting "April".

The helmet kept falling off her head, but she didn't complain once!
Can you spot Evie and Daddy?

Train ride!

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