We spent the day after Thanksgiving at Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary. There were a number of art and music activities for the day to engage the senses, but the kids were content to make their usual round of visits to the farm animals, taking a hay ride, and then a hike up the Drumlin.
It was a perfect day for it!
Bluegrass band by the fireside = peak cozy.
There were several shovels carved out as art work.
I was quite impressed by their beauty.
An owl on Bird Hill.
But three owls are the cutest.
Close up with a Silver Laced Wyandotte.
The big red barn with a goat in the foreground.
Barren trees.
One last shovel-sculpture, this one is totes!
The barn cupola.
As a deer thirsts for water.
Hiking up the Drumlin.
One last view before parting.
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