Family fun at Old McCaskill’s Farm

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We took the twins to Old McCaskill’s Farm in Rembert in Kershaw County on Sunday. It was sheep-shearing time, so they got to see some of that. They also rode on a couple of Marsh Tacky horses, held chicks, petted rabbits and baby goats, and had fun on a tire swing.

I recommend it, next time there’s an event like that. Here’s the calendar.

Chick

 

11 thoughts on “Family fun at Old McCaskill’s Farm

  1. Kathryn Fenner

    I have a fantasy where I own a small farm and raise goats and German Shepherd Dogs. It remains and will remain but a fantasy.

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      1. Kathryn Fenner

        I realize that I have zero experience with rural life, and am most likely not cut for it. I used to fantasize about being a concert pianist or a jazz singer, too. I totally realize that those lives, IRL, really suck on the parameters that matter to me. I hate to travel for one thing.

        The farm fantasy is about living somewhere peaceful and bucolic, with gorgeous weather all the time…maybe a couple of storms now and then for variety, but….I suppose I could hack Vermont, with a generator, but most country inhabitants around here scare me. Too many Confederate flags flying. The real life version would not suit me, I think.

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        1. Kathryn Fenner

          I like being able to walk everywhere if it suits me, and drive ten minutes to get whatever groceries I need, or peruse Target….

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    1. Dave Crockett

      I still have a fantasy of finishing up a sci-fi story that I started >30 years ago…or maybe the other one I started just last year…

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    2. Norm Ivey

      I’d like an urban place big enough for a garden and a flock of chickens. If I could walk or drive a golf cart everywhere I need to go, even better.

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