Variety of stalls were set up in the car park area. People there selling household items, books, clothings, toys, groceries, decorative items, etc.,..etc.... Some stalls were selling second hand items too, and they looked in pretty good condition. Selling in a very cheap way somemore.
I've got myself a pair of sunnies, some second hand books for Bb-G, caps and toys for the kids. Papa-M bought some shrits, pants and "toys" for himself too...
Went back home, and the kids and adults were all awake. Next thing was - we were all prepared to go for another family outing - heading towards Swan Valley. We were going to have BBQ at an animal farm !
This was the place we went.
The weather was so cosy on this day. I like the farm so much , we had opportunity to get close to the animals, to feed them , to touch them. And it was well equipped with playground and huge area of greens, safe for the kids to round about.
Grandpa with his grandchildren and the goats
The 2 girls were not afraid of the animals at all.... that's good
Beautiful grass....so nice to laze around....
Playground time
Then I brought the kids for a too too train ride...
Supposedly it was a cosy seat for Bb-G and Mandy , then Papa-M hopped in to sit with them...Adoi...
Mandy said: Da-jiu, our cart is for 2 tiny persons only ler...
There was a session for the kids to feed the lambs. Opportunity was given to the those kids whose brithmonth fall on October.. Haiya, since Bb-G's birthmonth was September, I muka-tembok let her sit at the front row, but then, after she fed, we let the other kids to try too...
Each kid was given one bottle of milk.
After much activities, it was time to eat. Thanks to bro-in-law and his friend, they were the master chefs at the bbq pit.
We had lamb chop, sausage, egg sandwich, salad, and grilled portobello mushroom. Next we moved on to feed the animals. There were buckets of bread+lettuce as feedings. The kids had one on their hands.
Bb-G fed the kangaroos and rabbits
There were Llamas too
A pink fat pig
Turkeys were so large and appeared fierce, the kids were scared of them, they were running away from the birds
At the "chicken cage"
We have to wash the hands after feeding the animals
Me washed Bb-G's hands thoroughly
She didn't have enough of the swing, pestering me to swing her as high and as fast as possible...
By late evening, most people left the farm. We too. before driving back home, we stopped by a chocolate factory. We tasted some samples and I bought a pack of milk chocolate for Bb-G and one bar of mint chocolate for Papa-M.
(To be continued)


Mandy's expression was so funny when she showed 2. hahaha...
ReplyDeletereally like the animals in Aust... all so cuddly cute, even to mature adult like me! :P
oh, never know u like animals too....:)
ReplyDeleteHow to resist cute animals??? I also like the fierce animals... My wish is to visit safari in Africa
ReplyDeleteYour girl is so brave. Dare to feed and touch those animals. Not many at her age dare to do that.
ReplyDeleteSP - I have that wish too....but I dun like animals. haha....
mnhl- she is a samseng poh! the only thing she was scared of were the trukeys. in fact, i oso afraid of the big fat bird, really too big la
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