1st Annual Pfeiler Family Farm Hayride

Well I really cannot say where the last two weeks went, but wherever they went, it is gone for good.

I would like to share the experience we had when I took the wife and kids on a hayride before Halloween. With all the weaving in and out and around and through the timbers the hayride comes in at just over 3/4 of a mile. Not too bad I must say so myself.

The pros and cons from my wife: Padding! And lots of it. Space! And more of it. The wagon/cart is rated for 1400 pounds. All four tires have already been punctured by the Honey Locust thorns so the tires have a fix-a-flat type solution in them to keep them from blowing out again.So what I plan on doing is using deck boards and building a longer and a bit wider platform and bolting it to the cart. Plus adding a back rest you can actually lean against.

This is my first video with a camera I purchased on Amazon. Truth be told it is not a bad little camera for $75.00. The quality is really great however the sound is muffled so much by the waterproof case. So I think I will have to drill a hole through the case where the mic is located.

I want to also thank Jason at Cog Hill Farm (@coghill) for providing me with some useful information on a video program. I can finally start making edits to videos.

SO without further delay....drum roll please... THE HAYRIDE!

Oh please feel free to comment or critique on ways that I could improve my video editing. Tips and tricks are always appreciated and welcome!

As always, have a great and blessed day and continue to help each other grow in knowledge.

Kenny
Pfeiler Family Farm