Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Preschool Pumpkin Patch

Grace's preschool headed to the pumpkin patch. This farm was actually Grace's preschool teacher's mom's farm. It's about 5 miles outside of town. It always amazes me the beauty that we are surrounded by.


The whole preschool class.




Mom and Grace
Couldn't resist adding these last pics. These pictures were three years ago at Avery's preschool field trip. Avery and Grace are wearing the exact same shirt.


Sunday, October 24, 2010

Benefits to living in the Country:

You see things like this on the way to Walmart.

This is an antique store in a big red barn in the middle of no where. We were taking the back roads to Walmart and thought I would stop on this beautiful day.


Grace at the entrance.
We didn't find anything, but can now mark it off my bucket list.....



Monday, October 26, 2009

Fall is in the air...

We did make it to the mandatory Pumpkin Patch trip this year. The kids had a day off of school a few weeks ago and we decided to take the trip out to Dayton to this great little farm. The best part.....it was a week day, and we had the place almost all the ourselves!

Jack, Jake, Grace and Avery with their choices, baby Grace, the fifth wheel, is standing off to the side....unwilling to get in the picture.



The tractor ride to the pumpkins. Can you just stand baby Grace's hair??? Too cute.




The farm had this great rope swing. Got some great action shots of the kids jumping off.... although I'm not sure how sanitary those 'cushions' are. You wouldn't have caught me laying on that stuff.




This photo reminds me of my brother Rug. He was such a dare-devil as a child. Well to be fair, he still is. Just fearless.


Jack. These kids were probably six feet in the air.



Little pom-pom girl pointing.



Lots of goats to feed....



And the giant slide.


Laying in an acorn 'sand' box.



Could not have been more beautiful this day! From the picture, you can just smell the Fall in the air.