Underwood Family Farm
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Underwood Family Farm
Decided to take the boys out for an adventure today. We heard about this farm way up in the valley that is pick your own produce place. Also discovered they had animals. Very fun day with amazing tasting strawberries.
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I'm sure you had a blast. We love taking the girls strawberry picking. SO much better than store bought.
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Wife is going to make chocolate covered strawberries tonight...mmmmmm
But this place has TONS of other stuff to pick, and they keep it rotating seasonally. So we picked lettuce, beets, zucchini, etc
Its only about an hour away, we'll be taking the kids there every now and again.
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Nice! I always enjoyed strawberry farms as a kid.
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They started walking a couple days before their first birthday. Solomon is more or less running now...fast little bugger.Far from their first strawberry. One thing I can thankful about is if they decide they don't like the taste of something they ALWAYS love fruit. blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, watermelon, etc
You are correct sir!
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06-05-2012, 12:32 AM
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Nice pics though! What kind of animals were there?!
Now the wheels are turning in my mind Nice pics though! What kind of animals were there?!
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The kids and sheep were the only ones in the petting pen.
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Thanks for sharing!
where in the valley is this farm at? Ive been meaning one of these days to goto the farms in Brentwood up here in the bay area to pick fruit and veggies.
where in the valley is this farm at? Ive been meaning one of these days to goto the farms in Brentwood up here in the bay area to pick fruit and veggies.
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