Yesterday while I was working at Paddington Art and Craft Market, I noticed Bowral Farmyard Friends. I saw the owner of this farm carrying his cute animals into the farm. God those animals are cute, he brought a dog, chickens, a cow, a few lambs, guinea pigs, rabbits and piggies! I was dumbfounded by the business he was trying to do because it was so damn unique.

The owner charges $5 for each entry or $10 for unlimited entry both with maximum limit of 30 minutes. Fair enough, since these were for kids. Adults can also enter though, to take good care of their kids for free I think.

The farm is about 9m length x 4m width big. Enough for that many people to join.

I love visiting the farm. It brings me peace just by looking at those cute animals being petted by the customers (Not being slaughtered at the slaughter house). Everybody was having a good time there I think. And thanks to the owner I get to take so many pictures of these cute animals.

Let’s start with the cow first. I can hardly imagine the cow enjoying the love the girl was giving, usually it’s the food and milk that we wanted. Haha. Damn cute.

The classics! The pigs. After eating they will definitely sleep. And there you go, asleep like two pigs! The pigs are naughty creatures. It squeals when somebody tried to pick it up, VERY LOUDLY.

These were all the cute animals there. When I looked at the lamb, I kept thinking about Black Sheep (The stupid sheep monster movie). How I will turn into a sheep if it bites me.

Ahh, the dog, I heard the owner said to a girl “Hi, is your name Chloe? The dog’s name is Chloe as well.” This is one hyperactive dog and it’s so damn cute!!! I took a video of it bullying the chickens then got scolded by the owner. Haha, cute creature this is. Make me wanna buy myself a dog like this.

While Chloe was inside the farm having fun with the chickens, this dog was outside jumping around. It’s so cute as well I had to take a picture of it.

Here are the chickens. Different huh? I wonder what kind of chickens are these, the one at the right was the one being bullied by the dog. Haha, it squeaks and it’s damn funny looking at Chloe bullying it.

The last one, the Guinea Pig. I hope this does not end up in the laboratory in UNSW. Haha

I hope this farm will continue at Paddington Market so I will have something to enjoy when I’m working there next time. Until then, stay tuned.