Picnic and Strawberry Fields

How hobos picnic:

Find a secluded spot by the water and spread out lots of yummy foods

 Make dragonfly friends

Take photos, skip rocks, act sketchy while glaring at people in boats

Being the hottest day of the year (at least it felt like it), we just had to go to the farm to pick strawberries after picnicking. There were fresh strawberries, cherries, peaches, and a variety of vegetables in the farm market. We grabbed a bucket and headed out to the strawberry fields. Along the way, we said hello to chickens and goats.

This guy really enjoyed being scratched.

The breeze carried the sweet smell of ripe strawberries as we entered the field. There weren't many good strawberries left since the peak of the season has passed. Most of them were overripe or eaten by bugs. The berries straight from the field were warm, sweet, and incredibly juicy. Although we weren't supposed to eat them without paying, I couldn't resist popping some of the bright red berries into my mouth as I was picking. Shh, just don't tell.

 We ended up picking this many to take home