This place took you to the patch and the orchad by a tractor, or a hayride if you will. That was great for 2 reasons, firstly, we didn't have to walk as much. Secondly, you wasted less time wandering around as the ride will leave without you. Another difference between this farm and the ones I'm used to in NY, the pumpkins were actually on the vines, and not pre-cut and laid out for you. They also had a great selection of fresh pies, breads, muffins and other goodies. Lek and I made off with a fresh, soft loft of pesto bread, and a blueberry pie!
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Pumpkin patch
This place took you to the patch and the orchad by a tractor, or a hayride if you will. That was great for 2 reasons, firstly, we didn't have to walk as much. Secondly, you wasted less time wandering around as the ride will leave without you. Another difference between this farm and the ones I'm used to in NY, the pumpkins were actually on the vines, and not pre-cut and laid out for you. They also had a great selection of fresh pies, breads, muffins and other goodies. Lek and I made off with a fresh, soft loft of pesto bread, and a blueberry pie!
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