The last 2 years we have gone to Lavender Days @ the Young Living Farm in Mona. The kids have a fun time because there are pony rides, a barrel swing, face painting, carriage rides, a giant slide, paddle boats, and a whole bunch of other things to do.
But the highlight for my girls are the many fairies at the farm and the chance to have a tea party with them. They play games with the kids and talk to them and carry pixie dust around in a pouch to hand out to the kids so they can make a wish. My kids had to stop and talk to every fairy we passed. 
We were covered in glitter by the time we left. This year I brought along a neighbor (Liz) to help me with my kids. We had a great time and as we were getting ready to go I asked Liz to stand with the kids while I went to the bathroom. When I came back Liz was frantically searching for 2 of my girls who had disappeared. She told me they were just right here playing on the grass and then they were gone. I told here that I had experienced 1st hand how quickly they can disappear and not to worry that we would find them. We didn't and first and I got really scared, and was about to track down security when we spotted them. They had followed a passing fairy and were happily engaged in a game of Duck, Duck, Goose, completely oblivious to the panic they had caused in me and poor Liz. Sometimes those kid leashes don't seem so bad after all. 
But the highlight for my girls are the many fairies at the farm and the chance to have a tea party with them. They play games with the kids and talk to them and carry pixie dust around in a pouch to hand out to the kids so they can make a wish. My kids had to stop and talk to every fairy we passed. 
We were covered in glitter by the time we left. This year I brought along a neighbor (Liz) to help me with my kids. We had a great time and as we were getting ready to go I asked Liz to stand with the kids while I went to the bathroom. When I came back Liz was frantically searching for 2 of my girls who had disappeared. She told me they were just right here playing on the grass and then they were gone. I told here that I had experienced 1st hand how quickly they can disappear and not to worry that we would find them. We didn't and first and I got really scared, and was about to track down security when we spotted them. They had followed a passing fairy and were happily engaged in a game of Duck, Duck, Goose, completely oblivious to the panic they had caused in me and poor Liz. Sometimes those kid leashes don't seem so bad after all. 
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That looks like a really fun place. I enjoyed looking at your pictures.
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