Please pardon the center aligned text. Mom is trying out a new way to upload photos and she's still working out the kinks.
One of the great things about living in the midwest is that, because there are lots of farms around here, in the fall there are lots of fall festivals at the farms! This weekend we headed north to The Apple Holler, a farm with acres and acres of apple orchards and pumpkin patches. They also have a yummy restaurant and bakery with everything apple you can imagine! Outside, you can pick your own apples and pumpkins or listen to the live entertainment. There is also a kiddie area with train rides and slides and stuff. We decided not to pick apples this year and wait until I'm old enough to have fun doing it too. We did go on a hay ride (without any hay) through the orchard. Mom and Dad said the huge oak trees at the back of the orchard looked just like the perfect trees you see on a Disney ride, only these were real! Before the hay ride we tried our hands at the corn maze. It took us a bunch of wrong turns but we ultimately made our way out (I knew the way out all along, of course, but Mom & Dad wouldn't listen to me). Here are a few pictures of me from the trip. As you'll see, by the end of the day I was a very tired boy.
One of the great things about living in the midwest is that, because there are lots of farms around here, in the fall there are lots of fall festivals at the farms! This weekend we headed north to The Apple Holler, a farm with acres and acres of apple orchards and pumpkin patches. They also have a yummy restaurant and bakery with everything apple you can imagine! Outside, you can pick your own apples and pumpkins or listen to the live entertainment. There is also a kiddie area with train rides and slides and stuff. We decided not to pick apples this year and wait until I'm old enough to have fun doing it too. We did go on a hay ride (without any hay) through the orchard. Mom and Dad said the huge oak trees at the back of the orchard looked just like the perfect trees you see on a Disney ride, only these were real! Before the hay ride we tried our hands at the corn maze. It took us a bunch of wrong turns but we ultimately made our way out (I knew the way out all along, of course, but Mom & Dad wouldn't listen to me). Here are a few pictures of me from the trip. As you'll see, by the end of the day I was a very tired boy.
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