Larriland Farms, like all good farms, offers a hayride around the farm so visitors can see what they have. The ride starts with a cruise past the lake. It looked so refreshing J wanted to go for a swim. We visited in October, so even though the day was warmer we were sure the water was colder. Lucky for him we said no because we discovered what was living in the lake!
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Getting in the hay for the ride |
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Larriland's lake |
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Lake with pier |
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Lake with sea serpent |
The next part of the hayride took us through a wooded area which has many recreations of famous people. First up were famous Americans.
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Martin Luther King, Jr., looking a little scary |
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Paul Revere, looking a little like the Headless Horseman |
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Harriet Tubman, looking for moss on the north side of the tree |
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Abraham Lincoln, looking ready to bust out some dance moves |
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Neil Armstrong, looking a little robotic |
The next part of the woods was Middle Earth, with some familiar characters in their natural setting.
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Rivendell with hobbit |
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Shelob and Frodo? |
The next sign said we were entering the Hundred Acre Wood, which meant seeing Winnie the Pooh and his friends.
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Winnie the Pooh wearing a Larriland t-shirt! |
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Tigger and Piglet |
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Eeyore |
Next came a quick trip through Hogwarts and Duloc. We had to think a minute where Duloc was but it came to us quickly.
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Harry Potter |
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Puss 'n Boots |
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Donkey and Shrek |
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Goodbye woods! |
Meanwhile, J and L were burying themselves in the hay, demanding pictures of their rapidly vanishing selves.
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L starts to disappear |
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J is mostly gone |
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Not much left of L |
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Hmm...where did she go? |
The rest of the farm is taken up with plants and bushes and trees and other such less interesting but more farm-like stuff.
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Civilization in sight! |
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Short-orchard |
After the ride, we were tuckered out.
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L has seen better days (but at least we found her) |
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