
First stop: Vesecky Family Farms outside of Baldwin City. They had turkeys, goats, rides on a bucket train, 100-year-old oak trees, and breakfast served by a few girls who were raising money to go to the national 4-H Congress (their special project was woodworking). The home was an old stone house, originally built in 1866, then added onto in 1870, 1885, and 1980.

Finally, we grabbed lunch at El Patron in downtown Baldwin City. The food was pretty good, and the downtown is lovely, with historic buildings, cute shops and restaurants, and the campus of Baker University.
On the way out of town, we stopped at Jitters for coffee to fortify us through the afternoon ahead.
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