Today we went to visit the Hay Dairies Goat Farm with my family after paying our respect to my Mum. It's a what I call a little family outing since I rented the car for the day. The place is quite deep inside Lim Chu Kang but we managed to find it thanks to my navigator, Angie, and the clear directions from the road signs.
The place quite crowded where people comes in to buy goat milk, which is said to be good for the skin ;) as well as families bringing their kids here for a family trip. Why not? The dragon fruit farm is just next door some more.
Grass are sold to allow visitors to feed the goats. My wife, whose been here for her school's expedition, told me there are more than 1000 goats here.
For all the goats being kept here, the place hardly have any smell. Kudos to the farm owners for keeping the place clean and odourless :D. In conclusion, it was a very nice outing. Only regret it was very short as my Dad wants to rush off for his weekly Sunday mahjong session. Spoilt-sport....
The place quite crowded where people comes in to buy goat milk, which is said to be good for the skin ;) as well as families bringing their kids here for a family trip. Why not? The dragon fruit farm is just next door some more.
Grass are sold to allow visitors to feed the goats. My wife, whose been here for her school's expedition, told me there are more than 1000 goats here.
For all the goats being kept here, the place hardly have any smell. Kudos to the farm owners for keeping the place clean and odourless :D. In conclusion, it was a very nice outing. Only regret it was very short as my Dad wants to rush off for his weekly Sunday mahjong session. Spoilt-sport....
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