Last night we headed out to a local farm with some friends for a pumpkin picking hayride, some apple picking, a few fall snacks and a roaring bonfire for making some delicious smores. The farm was built in the late 1800's. It's still a working farm that raises corn, pumpkins, soybeans, gourds and has a pick your own apple orchard! The kids were free to run around the grounds and inside the big barn. In the barn there was a wall of hay to climb up on and many places to peek into. The bottom level of the barn had pigs, chickens and two baby cows. The cows seemed to be a hit with all the kids! (I didn't like the smell at all but, it didn't seem to bother the kids.)
A view of the pumpkin patch as the sun started to set.
It's getting pretty cold out here mom...where's the fire!
Peeking down to the lower level of the barn. Just a bunch of big tractors and other farm equipment was down there!
Grace, let's pick some apples and eat them!
Now this is a good apple!
Running up and down the orchard rows.
Dawson, Grace and Mayna
Headed out with Tommy to pick a pumpkin.
Our awesome ROARING fire!
Dawson getting ready to make some smores! MMMM Good!
The two girls were just playing around in the wagon talking to each other. They kept laughing out loud but, I'm not sure what about. Just having some good old fun together!
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I love your pictures, Kellie. We had a great time. I think this is going to have be a fall tradition. It was well worth the drive and definitely something we want to do again.
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