Sweater: Gap
Button-down: Gap
Shorts: Gap
Flats: Gap
Purse: Fossil (Macy's)
Last weekend, B & I spent a couple of hours at the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm. It's a Colonial farm, located on 230 acres of land, which is now open to the public as a museum. Nature walks, events, and lectures are also held at the Farm throughout the year.
B and I didn't visit the museum, but we spent some time walking around the grounds and fell in love with the gorgeous farm house - circa 1690!
Best of all, the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm also fosters farm animals, many of whom were previously abused or neglected, in partnership with the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. As you probably already know, I'm a huge animal lover and proponent of animal rights, so it warmed my heart to see these animals so happy and well taken care of now.
B and I fell especially in love with this little barn cat, Amos. We played with him for about a half hour. One of the employees approached us and said she was surprised Amos was being so friendly because he had been badly abused before coming to the farm, and he's "very choosy" when it comes to people. Obviously Amos could sense that we're cat lovers.
The Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm is one of those places I can see us returning to again and again. Next time, I hope we'll be able to enjoy the museum! If you're in the area, you should definitely visit too.
Best of all, the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm also fosters farm animals, many of whom were previously abused or neglected, in partnership with the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. As you probably already know, I'm a huge animal lover and proponent of animal rights, so it warmed my heart to see these animals so happy and well taken care of now.
B and I fell especially in love with this little barn cat, Amos. We played with him for about a half hour. One of the employees approached us and said she was surprised Amos was being so friendly because he had been badly abused before coming to the farm, and he's "very choosy" when it comes to people. Obviously Amos could sense that we're cat lovers.
The Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm is one of those places I can see us returning to again and again. Next time, I hope we'll be able to enjoy the museum! If you're in the area, you should definitely visit too. 
the place looks amazing.. ive never been to a real farm and i'd like to maybe one day. bte, love the floral shirt and the collars coming out =)
ReplyDeletexo, Carla
misscarlaviolet.blogspot.com
Thanks, Carla! You should definitely spend some time on a farm some day. It's so much fun!
DeleteIt seems like a really nice place. Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteMariah
Cute animals! Love that farm.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you're styling shorts for fall. So fun!
ReplyDeletePS: I am incredibly jealous of all of your farm outings! That kitty is too precious:)
Seriously, how do you find all these adorable places!? I feel like a fake New Englander compared to you! :)
ReplyDeletexo, Yi-chia
Always Maylee
Lots of google searching :)
DeleteWhat adorable pics! The little sheep are so cute!
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Erin
http://erinscurrentlycoveting.blogspot.com
What stunning photos and a lovely place to visit. I adore visiting animal sanctuaries and this looks like a very well kept one- the pig is too adorable for words! I love the peek a boo of floral and the bright shorts- wish it was warm enough to still rock bare legs here!
ReplyDeleteThis farm is so quaint! Love your outfit - I'm all about GAP lately
ReplyDeletexo, Courtney
girlavantgarde.com
That farm house is amazing! I love old brick buildings!
ReplyDeletexo Jennifer
http://seekingstyleblog.wordpress.com
I want to go to all these farms with you guys. Seriously. You're so fall dude.
ReplyDeleteHil
I really think that pig is really cute. Does that make me weird?!
ReplyDeleteThis looks likes such a charming place to visit. And those animals look so sweet - it is really nice that they get a happy ending in their life instead of being stuck elsewhere.
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