Farmland was created by Annie, who also made the epic storybook town of Joy. And Farmland is just as amazing. It has a farm theme of course, but also makes references to some popular nursery rhymes. The use of patterns is impressive; this town is beautiful.

I found a picnic blanket (and food!) not far from the event plaza. Baabara didn't seem interested in joining me, though.

Just a bit to the south, I found this beautiful area with a bell and an extremely colorful variety of flowers. I also found Baabara once again, who seems to be stalking me.

A bus stop nearby has been converted into a fruit stand.

A sign announced that chicks were for sale, as some chickens fed in the grass.

These flowers are just dandy!

I headed over to Ms. Mary's house (Mary, Mary, quite contrary) to check out the flower shop. There was a wide variety of flowers and flower-related furniture available.

The room on the right was quite unique, but something about it bugged me a bit.

Gardening classes are held in the basement at 2 p.m.

I then headed up to Bo Peep's wool shop, where you can find a variety of wool shirts, socks, and hats to keep nice and warm.

In the back room, I found where Bo Peep keeps the sheep! They seemed to be enjoying themselves; they were rocking out and had the look of shear joy on their faces.

Upstairs is where the clothes are made. I don't want to knitpick, but it seams like just a sew-sew place to work. But I'm sure they do make some epic yarn.

Next up, I went the house near the waterfall, where Old McDonald had a farm.

I went into the hen house where the eggs are...uh...manufactured.

The back room was home to some farm animals: Roosters, pigs, and miniature horses, apparently. But are the animals here happy? If only I could go up to a piggy and give him a penny for his thoughts. But I'm sure he's treated well. In fact, I would bank on it.

The room on the right was home to a town fair, complete with balloons, food, and hay rides!

In the southeast part of town, I visited Drury Lane to meet this guy. Do you know the muffin man?

His house is a bakery, naturally. And it's making me hungry.

His house also has some creative fruit-themed rooms with very unique customizations. This furniture is so awesome, it's making me jelly.

I particularly liked the watermelon room.

After I was in town for a while (probably about an hour or so), a double rainbow came out! (Note: This only applied to the previous dream address, 4400-3561-6512).

Let's all give a big farmhand to Annie for making another great town. You'll definitely want to check this town out for yourself, and Joy too, if you haven't already.

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