This picture really captures the essence of “farm kids” in my mind. I love how they still at 13 and 10 appreciate their farm animals and remain the little “farm kids” we have raised them to be.
We built a larger run for the chickens tonight so they have more room to free range safely when we are not home.
You can see more cute chicken pictures on our Facebook page here: Cute chickens
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Nice post, Tina. I’m glad your children still love the farm animals. I hope they always do.
As a 26 year old “farm kid” I can tell you how much I appreciate being raised on a farm. And I think the fact that I’ve moved back to a farm and intend to raise my kids here seconds that! =)