Fourth grade Girl Scouts visit Sprout Creek Farm for chores, cows and a sleepover

By Julia Wall and Emma Spencer, Staff Reporters

SPROUT CREEK FARM -- The Pelham Girl Scout troop 1659 came to this farm and had a really good time.

"I had so much fun, but I didn't learn much because I have had experience of the farm life," said Isabella Cippolla (4H). "All of the animals were so cute. The cabins were nice for a farm. It was like paradise. The chores were so much fun and easy. Feeding the animals was the most fun. Making mittens was fun too. The caretaker Ally let me straighten out the wool. Waking up at five in the morning was fun and not tiring. I do it all the time. I hated when I had to leave. It was so much fun!"

Viviane Privat (4M) said, "I really liked feeding and petting the animals. I really like the chores, milking cows, cooking and gardening. It was very fun, and it lasted for two days. My favorite animals were the baby cows. But the best part of the trip was that we got to stay over night."

This reporter thinks that the trip was amazing because we got to milk cows but sad because a baby cow named Waffles is going to get processed in 2015. But we will remember him because we got to feed Waffles milk. That is why this reporter thinks this trip is amazing.

This story also appears on the Colonial Times website.