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| Last Saturday afternoon, once sports were finished and everyone had a chance to rest, we ventured to the Maize at Little Darby Creek. |
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| Each year the "Maize" changes. This year the maze commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. Both boys are history enthusiasts and I figured it might be the only way to get them to a corn maze--they were definitely intrigued. |
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| We decided it would be appropriate to enjoy kettle corn while getting "lost" in the maze. Let the adventure begin!! |
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| Apparently, I'm easily amused--I thought this sign was hilarious, but my family just passed it by. |
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| I followed their lead--whether it led us in the right direction or in circles. |
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| A view of the farm from a top one of the look-outs positioned in the maze. |
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| Me and my boys |
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| Somehow, after struggling with our directions, we managed to find the maze exit. I'm still shocked the boys agreed to this picture! |
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| The slides were fun for young and old alike. Noah FLEW down the corn chute and... |
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| bumped along down the washboard slide. |
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| We enjoyed the farm animals--we spent quite a bit of time watching the goats. Trey discovered a pulley system that delivered food to the goats atop the tower. Of course, they're conditioned to notice the food, but Trey sent it up to them...empty. Poor goats! |
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| The boys thought the manual carts were a lot of fun. It was hard, but they refrained from bumping into one another. |
We thoroughly enjoyed our family time together and the boys suggested we return next year!
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