My friend Robin and her kids came with us to Miss Heather's Pumpkin Patch. Sometimes you can't get everyone to look at the camera. She has a little boy Cooper's age (it's been good for him to make a little friend since we've been down here).
This is a cotton field near the horse swings, if you look really close you can see the balls of cotton on the branches or ground.
They made the cutest swings out of tires.
An old fashion water pump, kids could race little rubber ducks by pumping the water.
This is the "pumpkin field"... well it's just an old field and they put a bunch of pumpkins on it. They boys didn't even notice.
The perfect seat for the little guy.
They had face painting, all pumpkin's of course.
This was awesome. They had framed out a cow and made a mock milking station. Kids could milk the "cow" til their hearts content and they did. I think they emptied the whole container.
They had a little petting zoo. Those poor chicks must have had angels watching over them.
Just my size. Oh and Cooper now dresses himself. I would never dress him in a long sleeved shirt in 80 degree weather. He is Mr. Independent.
I thought Brooke would like this picture (since he raised pigs for 4-H growing up).
This thing was awesome! It was like a giant built in the ground bouncy station. How they got it to blow up I have no Idea. Pretty tough material and the kids LOVED IT!
The tire horse zip line, they loved it.
Hay bail maze. They ran, climbed and jumped all over it.
This is a cotton field near the horse swings, if you look really close you can see the balls of cotton on the branches or ground.
They made the cutest swings out of tires.
An old fashion water pump, kids could race little rubber ducks by pumping the water.
This is the "pumpkin field"... well it's just an old field and they put a bunch of pumpkins on it. They boys didn't even notice.
The perfect seat for the little guy.
They had face painting, all pumpkin's of course.
This was awesome. They had framed out a cow and made a mock milking station. Kids could milk the "cow" til their hearts content and they did. I think they emptied the whole container.
They had a little petting zoo. Those poor chicks must have had angels watching over them.
Just my size. Oh and Cooper now dresses himself. I would never dress him in a long sleeved shirt in 80 degree weather. He is Mr. Independent.
I thought Brooke would like this picture (since he raised pigs for 4-H growing up).
Easton loved the baby Chicks, just fascinated. I'm sure to him they looked like little stuffed animals moving and making noises.
The place was a blast! 7 bucks for entertainment and a pumpkin. Cooper has a field trip there with his class tomorrow, he has requested Brooke to go to that one with him (good deal since Brooke has mornings off).
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