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WHEELER FARM

I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH to get to go on a field trip with Ellie this year to Wheeler Historic Farm. We took a chartered bus, ate lunch in the grass, saw lots of animals, had a hay ride, and just had a ton of fun. I think the pictures say it all.



Our chartered bus


Ellie on the bus




Mom and Ellie



Hangin' on a tractor wheel

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