Th sign as you come in. Davis fell asleep on the way there, so he is still waking up.
Playing with some stuff in the general store. Didn't get anything. The cost of admission was enough.
Playing with some stuff in the general store. Didn't get anything. The cost of admission was enough.
Matt and Davis on the hayride.
Maddie styling in her sunglasses on the hayride.
I carried Kallie around in the Snugli. Can't remember what Davis did to his head. Fell and hit it somehow before we went.
Looking for our pumpkins (everyone got to pick one out - it was included in our admission).
Photo shoot in the pumpking patch.
It was bright, so we gave them their shades. Kallie was a little over a month at the time.
Davis was tired of looking up at the sun - should have had them face another way I guess. Oh well.
Matt, Maddie and Davis in the haywagon before we headed back from picking out our pumpkin. You get to take a hay ride to the pumpkin patch and then back to the main part of the "farm".
This is a "hay jump". There were bales of hay and then just piles of hay in this building that you could jump on or jump off of the bales.
Really long slide. You slid down on burlap sacks. This was the kids' favorite thing by far! They went down many times.
Can you tell Davis had fun?
Maddie even got to go down by herself. I got a video of it, but you can't really see anything, you just hear her laughing. I'll post it later if I can find it.
We couldn't pass up riding the train. We rode on the caboose here since Pullen Park's train doesn't really have a caboose.
Kallie on her first train ride.
This is one of my favorite pictures. Yes - they are sticking their heads out of the train while it is moving.
This is a corn box. There is a ton of corn in this little gazebo type building with shovels, and buckets and all kinds of toys to use to play in it. Davis was a little hesitant at first, but you can tell he warmed up to it. He had a hard time walking around in it at first.
Maddie loved scooping the corn and dumping it in the bucket. She seemed more comfortable with this than she sometimes is with sand.
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