TPOD: Oct 12, 2004 | "Barnyard Animals"

Barnyard Animals

The farm from yesterday's TPOD only had a couple of goats. This one had more than you could count as well as pigs, emus, chickens and roosters. Trixie didn't know what to look at first.
Photo taken October 10th, 2004.

TTU locals: This is the view at Ganyard Hill Farm also known as Pumpkin Country. This is where you want to go if you have little kids. As soon as you get out of your car you're stumbling over poultry and pumpkins. It's free to see the barnyard animals. All the other (mostly hay-based) attractions are very reasonably -- and individually -- priced. Can't go wrong with that. Go have fun!


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Barnyard Animals The farm from yesterday's TPOD only had a couple of goats. This one had more than you could count as well as pigs, emus, chickens and roosters. Trixie didn't know what to look at first. Photo taken October 10th, 2004. TTU locals: This is the view at Ganyard Hill Farm also known as Pumpkin Country. This is where you want to go if you have little kids. As soon as you get out of your car you're stumbling over poultry and pumpkins. It's free to see the barnyard animals. All the other (mostly hay-based) attractions are very reasonably -- and individually -- priced. Can't go wrong with that. Go have fun!
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