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Leaf & Feather Farm - Maricopa, AZ

After we enjoyed a lovely pancake breakfast with our church, we had some time to kill until the guy who is doing our concrete came to measure,etc. so we decided to take a drive over to the Leaf and Feather farm that my friend had told me about. She said the kids would love it. We stopped at her house and got directions and then we were on our way. It was such a lovely day and it turns out the farm is not too far from our home at all.

I was totally excited by the awesome prices for plants/trees that they had there. We plan to go back when we are at that stage in completion of our back yard. The owners seemed knowledgeable and helpful, and just generally really nice. The kids had a lot of fun seeing the tropical birds that they had there.

Unfortunately the monkey they have was not interested in visiting, maybe next time. The kids had a lot of fun and it was a nice way to spend an hour.





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KA said…
Where does E get all of that hair from? That must be your line. ;-)
6:15 PM
Brimaca said…
I want to go there! My L would just die. She loves birds.
9:37 AM
scubasubie said…
OMG i've been there before. While I was in school in Prescott.
10:50 AM
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