I hope you all find a sincere pumpkin patch to visit.
It looks like these kids did.
I think there will be plenty to carve when we arrive in Fort Morgan.
What fun! I usually grow pumpkins and when the pumpkins are about 6" I write a name with ball point pen with a grandchild's name on each. When the pumpkins are big, the writing has scabbed over. It was always fun to see who's grew biggest. No pumpkins this year...bad start to the season, too many rabbits, deer, raccoons, etc. Will do better next year!
The perfect pictures for the season! The are such adorable kids, I know how proud you are of them and what delight they bring to their loving grandparents! Hope your week is going well, Linda!
It's funny how my memory of carving pumpkins brought up the smell of the activity, first and foremost, and then the mess, followed by the artistic endeavor! Great shots, Linda.
Oh what fun I always liked taking the grands to hunt punpkins. We usually go to Sxhus's farm in Mount Vernon--in the skagit Valley any way. They decided they are too big now---so far.
Gordons is just above nichols Brothers Boats at Holmes Harbor. Give it a try. MB
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I think there will be plenty to carve when we arrive in Fort Morgan.
How I miss having a child to go pick out a pumpkin with.....your lucky ducky you....
ReplyDeleteI love carving pumpkins! I even won a contest at church once.
ReplyDeleteMy father used to grow pumpkins in his front yard -- a sight to see! Tourist buses used to stop in front of his house to gawk at them.
Well, we only got to participate in pumpkin picking via email, but we will be there in Colorado to help carve and trick-or-treat!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I usually grow pumpkins and when the pumpkins are about 6" I write a name with ball point pen with a grandchild's name on each. When the pumpkins are big, the writing has scabbed over. It was always fun to see who's grew biggest. No pumpkins this year...bad start to the season, too many rabbits, deer, raccoons, etc. Will do better next year!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect pictures for the season! The are such adorable kids, I know how proud you are of them and what delight they bring to their loving grandparents! Hope your week is going well, Linda!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
you're going to be busy carving. I love this season and pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. I thought the shirts were very creative.
ReplyDeleteOh LUCKY you, Linda that you'll be able to visit and carve pumpkins with those beautiful grandchildren. They get more adorable with every photo.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes. I see some serious pumpkin carving in your future. I like your grandchildren's attire in the pumpkin patch. Very fitting for the occasion.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how my memory of carving pumpkins brought up the smell of the activity, first and foremost, and then the mess, followed by the artistic endeavor! Great shots, Linda.
ReplyDeleteFun! You certainly DO have your carving work cut out for you (pun intended) :). Looking forward to seeing the finished products.
ReplyDeleteHave fun everyone! - Dave
ReplyDeleteThese are precious photos Linda and these are beautiful children. Happy Pumpkin' pickin' to all
ReplyDeleteOh what fun I always liked taking the grands to hunt punpkins. We usually go to Sxhus's farm in Mount Vernon--in the skagit Valley any way. They decided they are too big now---so far.
ReplyDeleteGordons is just above nichols Brothers Boats at Holmes Harbor.
Give it a try. MB
I love the color of pumpkin, it’s so bright and sunny, it makes any one looking at them happy. The two youngsters in the picture look very happy too.
ReplyDeleteTwo favorite pastimes: roving around a pumpkin patch and a Christmas tree farm looking for that perfect pumpkin and tree, respectively.
ReplyDeleteIt's good we don't look around the farm for a turkey, isn't it?? :)
Have a great, creative time with those pumpkins!