Farm Day took visitors to Cherry Hill Park last Saturday back in time with old-fashioned family-friendly activities.
Visitors enjoyed taking horse-drawn hayrides and pony rides, making scarecrows, painting pumpkins, and listening to live music by Andrew Acosta and the Old-Time String Band, among other activities. At left, children enjoy the petting zoo set up at Cherry Hill Park. At right, a child gets some help with grinding corn by hand. (Photos: Andrew Finein)
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