Mommy's friend told her about the Elgin Pumpkin Patch and of course, we had to go check it out. Besides, my teacher told me to bring a big pumpkin and a little pumpkin to school next week so that gives us more of a reason to go (no mommy, the grocery store pumpkins ARE NOT good enough). Elgin is a little town about 30 miles outside of Austin and we set out for a Saturday morning adventure at the 'free' pumpkin patch. When we got there, there were so many things to do and see but of course, each activity cost $2.00. Yes, they had a 'free' section but none of that was interesting to me or my baby. We rode on a 1965 fire truck, a tractor took us to the pumpkin hunt, I did a little fishing, a little golf, fed some goats and donkeys (that was free) and some pumpkin launching. Oh, and I did pick out my pumpkin - in fact, I had a little melt down because I wanted the white pumpkin which mommy said wasn't traditional. In the end, I won and brought my 'Casper' pumpkin home with me. I hope Miss Patti and Miss Mary Lee like it!
Who said Easter was the only time for a hunt? Pumkin hunts are just as fun!
My baby even found a pumpkin
The obligatory pumpkin photo op
Water + Mini Pumpkin = TONS of entertainment (and $2 per try)
A boy, a dad and his pumpkin launcher. Good times.
Fising for?
Golf with a pvc pipe as a golf club. Um, brilliant? No, mommy's a sucker.
Fire Chief Tate
My baby even found a pumpkin
The obligatory pumpkin photo op
Water + Mini Pumpkin = TONS of entertainment (and $2 per try)
A boy, a dad and his pumpkin launcher. Good times.
Fising for?
Golf with a pvc pipe as a golf club. Um, brilliant? No, mommy's a sucker.
Fire Chief Tate
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