During the fall season, many families want to get outside before it becomes fully winter. But playgrounds and parks can feel a bit overdone after too many visits. However small farms are great places to spend time in the outdoors while also supporting your local community. This spotlight series will give small farms a voice amongst the big corporations they often have to share the lime light with. Triple B Farms is located in Pittsburgh PA and is a poplar place for families to visit. The address is at 823 Berry Lane, Monongahela, PA. Even on an overcast day the farm had a crowd of visitors, all looking forward to seeing what it has to offer.

The farm has multiple activities for families and children including a giant slide, a bounce pillow and corn mazes. They have food trucks from over small business which have great food and desserts. Apple cider donuts, homemade drinks and fresh made fries are only some of what you can eat there. Many went to pick their pumpkins during October. But even with Halloween being over, they still have u-pick flowers to make beautiful bouquets during the holiday season! You pick them by filling a bucket and anything that fits in it will be your flowers. And after yo’ve finished your donuts you’ll wander uphill and see…goats!

These goats have a large space to roam, including their own climbing structure! Although the goats were all on the ground to meet greet their paparazzi by the fence. Visitors can feed them for a quarter in a machine. These goats love the free snacks and wander up to eat out of your hand! Some rested under the climbing structure while others tried a taste of fallen leaf. While many people had gone to visit them they didn’t feel crowded as they had many places to roam. It was clear they had distinct personalties and presences around their space. One goat loved his picture taken, trying different poses for the camera. Another one preferred to monitor the others with her legs tucked under like a cat.

Triple B Farm is the perfect place to spend a day with your family and friends if you're looking to make the best of the outdoors before it becomes winter. Not only will you make new memories but you’ll also be supporting a local farm. Its important to visit these small farms because they are doing good for the community. We don’t want to lose these locally ran farms, they’re vital for the world. Without them we’d be surrounded by cheaply made items which mean nothing to anyone. But people who know how to create and grow things from the earth are what communities strong. They’re creating a safe and happy space for anyone and everyone. If you’re trying to find a new place to explore, then Triple B Farms is a brilliant one to pick!

It’s finally fall! Daylight savings has begun and animals have started to prepare for hibernation. Many animals have different ways to prepare for winter. Animals like squirrels collect food and eat a lot to stay warm in the cold weather. Bears hibernate until spring and butterflies migrate because they can’t survive the cold. Even house pets have winter traditions like wearing vests and booties on walks outside. Different seasons come with different traditions for everyone. Stay warm out there!

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