Thanks to everyone who attended and all my volunteers for making the Lakeshore Harvest Country Family Farm Fest 2009 at Fernwood Farm a really fun event!

 Fernwood Farm is cleaned up and ready for visitors!

 The barn was painted the week before, it looks great.

  Making pottery to sell during Family Farm Fest....these are tea bags holders created by pressing real grape leaves from the farm into the clay.

  Sheba gets groomed the night before she meets all of her visitors.

 Shearing a llama can be a group effort.

 Lisa wonders where Sheba went?

 Picking veggies the morning of Family Farm Fest

 Fernwood Farmstand

 Mabel duck hatches a baby the morning of Family Farm Fest

 Crystal the official chicken docent of Fernwood Farm

 Chuck the farming champ!

 Chuck introduces visitors to Sheba and Dude.

 Dude

 Visitors could make their own farm animal necklace at family farm fest.

 Cats, dogs, chickens, cows, horses, pigs, etc.,

 Visitors of Family Farm Fest enjoying the many activities on the farm.

 Counting windmill blades...part of the Fact Finding Scavenger Hunt game.  The windmill head is down being repaired of damage created by a nasty winter storm.

 Body painting

 Visitors watching baby chicks hatching

 Chickens hatching from the eggs

 Newly hatched chicks just out of their shell

 Lisa loves our newly hatched Naked Neck Chick

 Some of the babies hatched during Family Farm Fest

 Pin the tail on the peacock game

 Fernwood Farm volunteers are growing wearing after a busy day on the farm

 Pottery demonstrations too!

 Simon kitty and I rest after a fun and busy day during the Lakeshore Harvest Country family farm fest

 The farm is peaceful again!  Can't wait until the windmill head goes back up on the tower, the farm looks empty without it.  Hope you can come to Family Farm Fest 2010!