Our first stop was Sheldon Creek Dairy, Kate was asleep so I just hopped out and grabbed what we needed. Since Kate was a baby she has not been able to deal with dairy very well, poor girl always ended up with a burning bum. We tried several different alternatives but she never really liked anything so we never really pushed it. The milk from Sheldon Creek is local, unpasteurized, full fat and she's been very happy with it and no digestive issues. I don't know if it's the non pasteurized or what but she's able to drink milk now!
Next stop was to Rockcilffe Farm for some meats and other farm products. Owen was asking if we could see the cats again, luckily Alix, one of the owners, was in the shop and happily took us to the barn.
We were extremely lucky to see these two, born just three hours before we got there. They were still wet and you could still see the steam rising up off them |
Of course Owen and Kate had to check out all the other lambs and have their fingers nibbled. So many giggles |
We made a quick stop for lunch then off to find some trails for a hike |
Parked here and ready to go. The snow had started but we were up for the adventure |
Quick group shot before we started |
It was a beautiful trail that I had not been on before. We were all wishing we had brought our snowshoes |
With these two in tow, there was always something interesting to check out |
They decided to slide down the bank only to find it pretty steep to get back up, big brother to the rescue |
We ventured off the trail to follow a beaver path and followed it along for quite a bit |
We somehow ended up on an old section of the trail, the sign on the bridge says "Trail Closed, Not Maintained" |
So of course we had to check it out! I was a good hour long hike and eventually found our way back to the car, headed home and enjoyed some well deserved hot chocolate |
A perfect way to spend a day. Looks like the kids loved it.
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