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Pumpkin Patch

Each fall, the MOMS group at my church does a Pumpkin Patch outing. Chloe and I got to go this year and it was a really nice day!

We rode on the hay wagon

Found the perfect pumpkin

Visited with friends

Took advantage of one of the "photo ops"

Fed a calf at the petting zoo

And watched the chickens, sheep, and ducks

Then we had a picnic lunch with the rest of the group and Chloe was ready for a nap when we got home! It was a lot of fun and I think Chloe liked looking at the animals the best. I think she liked the hay wagon the least :) She was clinging to me the whole time! I didn't mind though :)

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Anonymous said…
Sounds like fun for everyone!
The ride was probably a strange feeling since she is always belted into her moving vehicles...
Thanks for sharing your day with pictures, momily
October 21, 2010 at 10:26 PM
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