Of course, in the middle of the friggen orchard what does Kari spot? This cute little lady bug crawling on the ground in all of the leaves. I had no idea she was there. I had to ask to point it out.
Funny, maybe I am color blind, but Kari said, “She’s RIGHT there! Can’t you see the red and spots?”
Oh well. She’s a pretty little lady, aint she?…
The woodshoes are part of a long time family tradition of the Iversons in Woodburn, Oregon at the Tulip Farm. Kids and adults take turns stepping into these oversized woodshoes.
Stylish!
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Yesterday, we went to the Tulip Farm in Woodburn, Ore. At first I wasn’t too excited about it until Kari reminded me to bring the camera. Twist Twist. What we found out as we pulled up to an almost empty parking lot was that we came in through the back exit and didn’t have to pay the $10admission fee. Shhhhh…don’t tell anyone.
We walked along only a few acres of the 40acre farm. At first glance, I thought I would walk up and down every aisle to see the various tulips. But, I quickly became overwhelmed after only walking a few steps and clicking about 200photos. Take a look…
…and daffodils too!
These 9 photos are only a sampling of the 300plus photos I clicked. The tulips farm makes me smile. I can already tell you that this week’s daily photos are going to be chalk full of more pics I took at the farm.
I don’t hear any complaining now- do I?
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