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Mom's Birthday

Monday was Mom's birthday!!! We celebrated Sunday, since Dad would be home and then on Monday we all went to a planting festival in Mansfield put on by Baker Creek Seed Co. We had never been before and it happened to be on Mom's birthday this year!!! It was pretty cool. It ended up being 80 degrees, making a great day for that! One of the really nice things about it was that we live really close to it! When you live out in the country, most of the time you find yourself driving about an hour to go anywhere! Yes, Anna and I took a lot of pictures while we were there.



With how big our garden is this year, I'm going to need this,  for this summer!
Katherine, hanging out in the stroller 





This old fashioned house and car were pretty cool!



Jamming barn





They had a peacock there!!! I want to get a peacock one day.... just for fun!


Blue grass music

The garden they had there was HUGE!



These are the people we processed for all summer last year. They were vendors there this year too!

Here is an overall view from the parking lot of what it looked like!
Izzy in front of the entrance sign

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