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Pumpkin Patch

Yesterday we spent the day with Anne, Ian, Mamie, Papa, and the kids at the pumpkin patch.

(We've been on a roll with quality cousin time and I love it!)

In keeping with our new tradition, we headed to Swan Trail Farms and spent the morning eating cider donuts, walking through hay and corn mazes, going on a hay ride, looking at farm animals, and going on a few rides.  We did everything BUT buy a pumpkin  :)

The kids had so much fun exploring the farm.  Abigail especially loved the hay ride and looking at the big Mama Pig.  She didn't however enjoy the cow barrel ride... the kids were all buckled in ready for their ride, but as we waved goodbye she started to panic.  Next thing we know the kid driving the tractor stopped- Abigail was in full melt down mode (cue adorably patchy red face and big crocodile tears..)

Aside from that, she had a blast  :)

Here are some pictures from our oh-so-fun-family adventure:







A little tight...





George in George, WA!

moments before the meltdown




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