This year Edgewood-Oxford decided to do something different for our Sunday School Closing Picnic, We went to Hatfield farms.

We where all taken on a Horse Drawn Wagon Ride to the Main facilities back in the woods where we all had fun in the Rubber Rodeo. This is a large building with two Bouncy Castles a Gladiator Pit and of coarse a Mechanical Bull. They also had Miniature Golf.

After we had our fill of fun we feasted on Hamburgers and Hot Dogs in the Main Lodge.

The event was well attended, and a great time was had by all. Thanks to all those who attended. Be sure to look at the pictures by clicking on the Read More buttoon.

A special thanks to Nancy for sharing her pictures with me. I know you where leaving for a trip the next day, I really appreciate you taking the time in what must have been a hectic day. For anyone else that has photos and you know who are, it's not to late to share. Send me an Email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we can work something out.

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Welcome to Hatfield Farms. The big sign says it all!

The congregation starts to congregate in preparation of the wagon ride.

We start to pile onto the wagon.

All aboard the wagon.

We all managed to fit onto the wagon.

Their wasn't much room on the wagon so some of us needed to double up.

We all aproached the games room or Rubber Rodeo as they call it on Hatfield farms.

Everyone or almost everyone tried riding the mechanical bull.

Of coarse watching the mechanical bull action was almost as fun as trying it.

With all cameras taking pictures it should be no surprise that yours truly (website Administrator) got caught in a picture taking a picture.

Even Revendand David tried out the Bouncy Castle.

Some of us are not as coordinated as Reverend David and landed on our butts. Those who recognise the person in picture may be speculating that I will be landing on my butt for having published this.

For some reason this hat would not stay on.

Maybe this person could have used a hat.

The Gladiator Pit was enjoyed by the older "kids".

Who would have thought that a old tractor would make such a great piece of playground equipment. It certainly was enjoyed by the younger crowd.

Hatfield farms also had miniature golf.

Here we had the Lodge where we had lunch.

A romantic corner of the lodge for a romantic couple. Too bad it wasn't more private, people taking pictures and all.

Welcome to Hatfield Farms. The big sign says it all!

The congregation starts to congregate in preparation of the wagon ride.

We start to pile onto the wagon.

All aboard the wagon.

We all managed to fit onto the wagon.

Their wasn't much room on the wagon so some of us needed to double up.

We all aproached the games room or Rubber Rodeo as they call it on Hatfield farms.

Everyone or almost everyone tried riding the mechanical bull.

Of coarse watching the mechanical bull action was almost as fun as trying it.

With all cameras taking pictures it should be no surprise that yours truly (website Administrator) got caught in a picture taking a picture.

Even Revendand David tried out the Bouncy Castle.

Some of us are not as coordinated as Reverend David and landed on our butts. Those who recognise the person in picture may be speculating that I will be landing on my butt for having published this.

For some reason this hat would not stay on.

Maybe this person could have used a hat.

The Gladiator Pit was enjoyed by the older "kids".

Who would have thought that a old tractor would make such a great piece of playground equipment. It certainly was enjoyed by the younger crowd.

Hatfield farms also had miniature golf.

Here we had the Lodge where we had lunch.

A romantic corner of the lodge for a romantic couple. Too bad it wasn't more private, people taking pictures and all.