Fall is upon us. If you are the parent of a young child, this means it is mandatory to go find a pumpkin patch and take lots of pictures of your little one against the backdrop of oranges and yellows. And since we are indeed parents of a young child, we did our duty and headed over to Craven Farm in Snohomish yesterday.
What's special about Craven Farm is that it's where Chris and I got married in July of 2005. In the summer, it appears to be a somewhat quaint location. Idyllic, with lush, rolling hills in the background. In the fall, however, the farm is a different beast. Pumpkins everywhere, a huge corn maze, and food booths (with Kettle Corn, yum) and lots of families enjoying it all.
We went with our friends Sarah, Jeff, and Sadye (Sadye is just 3 days older than Anya). It was a good time.
Sadye and Anya in their chariot. Sadye was impeccably behaved. Anya was too excited to behave well.
What's special about Craven Farm is that it's where Chris and I got married in July of 2005. In the summer, it appears to be a somewhat quaint location. Idyllic, with lush, rolling hills in the background. In the fall, however, the farm is a different beast. Pumpkins everywhere, a huge corn maze, and food booths (with Kettle Corn, yum) and lots of families enjoying it all.
We went with our friends Sarah, Jeff, and Sadye (Sadye is just 3 days older than Anya). It was a good time.
In the corn maze. Anya pulling my hair
Sadye and Anya discuss which pumpkin is the best to take home
pumpkins! (and a full diaper)
1 comment:
I think they're actually about to duke it out over which pumpkins to take home.
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