We went to Baby Animals Days at the American Heritage Center in Wellsville on Saturday, April 7. It was so much fun! The kids were able to see a lot of baby animals. They saw a baby horse, baby cows, ducks, chickens, bunnies, ducks, goats, lambs, and a donkey.
Nathan and Lydia stayed close together.
We also got to ride on a train. These are pictures of us waiting in line for the train.
Here we are on the train.
The kids also got to go on a pony ride.
Here is Brooke's pony ride.
There was also a candy cannon that shot off. My mom went out with the kids to make sure they didn't get ran over by all the other kids.
We also watched a mutton bustin rodeo. My dad bought kennel corn and Lydia loved it!
The rodeo was at two different times and after we watched the first one went and signed Lydia up for the second one. Kids could participate as long as they weighed between 30 and 80 pounds. Lydia weighed just over thirty (as long as we had her coat and boots on her). Here is Lydia with all her gear on.
Here Lydia is before they let the sheep run. The sheep weighed from 300 to 350 pounds. The people didn't position her very well. They had her way too far back on the sheep's back. Lydia wasn't scared in the slightest to ride the sheep (or the baa as she calls them). After she was done with her ride she started marching back to the starting gate. She gave the clown a high five and just kept marching. People around were laughing at how cute she was saying that she was the toughest cowgirl they've ever seen! Lydia isn't afraid of anything...bring on the bulls!
By the end of the day, Lydia was exhausted so we tossed her into Brooke's carseat so she could rest on the way to the car.
Baby Animal Days was so much fun. Both Lydia and Brooke loved being able to see all of the animals. The weather was perfect. We had a blast!
Nathan and Lydia stayed close together.
We also got to ride on a train. These are pictures of us waiting in line for the train.
Here we are on the train.
The kids also got to go on a pony ride.
Here is Brooke's pony ride. 
There was also a candy cannon that shot off. My mom went out with the kids to make sure they didn't get ran over by all the other kids.
We also watched a mutton bustin rodeo. My dad bought kennel corn and Lydia loved it!
The rodeo was at two different times and after we watched the first one went and signed Lydia up for the second one. Kids could participate as long as they weighed between 30 and 80 pounds. Lydia weighed just over thirty (as long as we had her coat and boots on her). Here is Lydia with all her gear on.
Here Lydia is before they let the sheep run. The sheep weighed from 300 to 350 pounds. The people didn't position her very well. They had her way too far back on the sheep's back. Lydia wasn't scared in the slightest to ride the sheep (or the baa as she calls them). After she was done with her ride she started marching back to the starting gate. She gave the clown a high five and just kept marching. People around were laughing at how cute she was saying that she was the toughest cowgirl they've ever seen! Lydia isn't afraid of anything...bring on the bulls!
By the end of the day, Lydia was exhausted so we tossed her into Brooke's carseat so she could rest on the way to the car.
Baby Animal Days was so much fun. Both Lydia and Brooke loved being able to see all of the animals. The weather was perfect. We had a blast!
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