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| This was what we saw when we first arrived:( Most of the pumpkins were still green and fairly small in size. |
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| The kids finally found some Orange ones |
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| Princess found the one she wanted |
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| After much contemplating and griping Little Man finally picked his pumpkin. Can you tell by his face it didn't meet his standards:) |
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| The homeschool wheelbarrow. |
That is hilarious!!! I love his quote :)
ReplyDeleteWe have friends that were living in VA a few years ago...she blogged about this amazing pumpkin patch with slides built into the hills and other such wonderful things. Most pumpkin patches in my area (northwest FL) are just rows of pumpkins in a church parking lot :-) Still take my kiddos though. Hope you show us finished products oh whatever you guys do with yours!
ReplyDeleteYes, we do know how to grow pumpkins. There are a zillion all over. Sadly, they will not seel them all. Loved your pictures of the pumpkin patch and your children. What kind of holiday do they have in England? I am assuming that they don't do Halloween.
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No offense to the UK, but if that is what all their pumpkin patches look like, well, I agree with Little Man. That has to be one of the saddest looking pumpkin patches that I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteThat pumpkin patch still beats anything I've ever been able to grow! Tell your kids NOT to visit Edmonton, Alberta if they're looking for less-pathetic pumpkins! (Actually, there are probably people here who grow very nice pumpkins - I've just never met them yet!) Fun post. I, too can't wait to see the finished product! Thanks for sharing!
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