We got there soon after they opened. It was already kind of busy. We had to drive mama's pretty car through a bumpy field to get to the parking area. The bumps were fun!
It looked like a big production when we got up to the ticket trailer. Mama and I asked them what to do and they recommended a train ride out to the pumpkin patch and a paddleboat ride back, since we can take our wheelbarrows on the boat. Yeah! Let's go!
We didn't have to wait long for the train; it was right on schedule. Toot Toot!
All aboard! Come on, mama, let's go!
The train took us through a scary tunnel that had some silly halloween decorations. Then to the pumpkin patch!
We got off the train and found a hay maze that was just my size...
Peek a boo, mama!
Climbed up on top of the pile of hay bales...Daddy wanted me to raise my arms like I was king of the world. I just wanted to dance!
And we were surprised to find that there were PONY RIDES! Yeah, mama didn't even have to ask me. I was all over it. This time I was a big boy and didn't hold on to mama's hand, I held on to the saddle.
Time to find a pumpkin. Daddy had me pick out a wheelbarrow to use. Naturally I chose the largest one. It turned out we needed it, because we picked out three nice pumpkins. I was just planning ahead...
This is the paddleboat I got to ride. I was so excited! I was first in line so I got to go on before anybody else.
Paddleboat is coming!
It was a really great place; there was a dock area that I really liked though mama didn't much.
She finally dragged me away from it and we saw some animals! It wasn't a petting zoo but a farm and I got to see some baby piggies and baby bunnies and a big fat chicken and two baby goats. It was so much fun. I didn't stop smiling all morning and we went to lunch and I got to eat chicken strips and fries and then went home and had a nice big nap. Every day should be like this one.
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