A Historical Show Farm
3 years ago in WE ARE MOVING by sketch.and.jam (77)
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kuda kuda itu terlihat sangat manja dengan anda,
They loved the petting, but really wanted some oats or a carrot instead lol.
Oooo I see, that's why you gave the apple to the horse, now I understand, hopefully always healthy buddy..
Cute animals. I choose to believe they get spared on this show farm (so not 100% historically accurate).
Yeah I would only suspect the turkey and possibly the cows would get butchered. I'll have to ask next time I go there.
lots of beautiful animals there. can the horse be driven?
Yeah they have used them to demonstrate plowing the fields.
Looks like a pretty cool farm with lots of cute animals 👍
Sometimes even wild sandhill cranes land over there to visit the farm animals.
No doubt it looks like a real interesting place 👍
Is this a museum farm? Or do the owners really live on it and raise animals and birds?
It's sort of a combination of a museum and a farm. Just the animals live there and the house is shown on a tour with people who larp as old time people from the 1800s. There are also people who take care of the animals who wear old time costumes as well. Sometimes they demonstrate old plowing methods with old tools and the horses. Or they show how to sheer the sheep with old tools. The farm has been there forever and the county decided to keep it a living historic farm.
Thanks. I understand everything. This is a very interesting project.