Traveling as Two: Johnson's Farm

Teach and her littles love fresh produce, so one of the first things they did when they moved to New Jersey, was to start looking for places to support the locals. I already told you about Stella's, their favorite Farmer's Market, but now I want to tell you about Johnson's Farm. 

Twizlet absolutely loves Johnson's Farm! They have wagonrides out into the fields where you can pick your own vegetables to take home. When we got there on Tuesday, we narrowly missed the last run. Teach was a little diasppointed, but not me. There were so many other things to see and do. 

We started with the Country Store where we picked up some dried corn to feed the animals. Then we headed for the goats. 

After feeding goats, chickens, sheep, ducks, you name it, the girls took a walk across the Wacky Bridge. They even convinced me to do it, but I was much slower than they were.

By then we were all starving, so we bought some food from the little cafe and claimed a picnic bench outside to eat. I had a salad and it was delicious, but Twizlet's blueberries were amazing! New Jersey's blueberries are totally different from the ones here in Utah; much bitter and much sweeter.

We finished up and then took Twizlet and Twizzler to the playground. They had so much fun! Twizlet got totally soaked in the splashpad and Teach and Crafty raced on these giant trikes. Crafty won, but to be fair, she had a running start. 

Our last stop was their ice cream counter. Twizlet had one of the best peach ice cream cones I have ever tasted. 

When we first got there, Teach talked on and on about the amazing blueberry peach parfait. It was everything she said it was... layers of soft swirl ice cream and blueberry peach pie. Not kidding, actual pie!

Then it was finally time to say goodbye. I can see why Teach bought an annual pass to this place, and we didn't even go on the wagonride.