We headed to Lynd's Fruit Farm, a family-run farm of 7th generation apple growers. The farm originally started with 80 acres and has since doubled in size to a whopping 160 acres. They have so many apple orchards consisting of pretty much every kind of apple you can think of. Add acres and acres of pumpkins to the equation, and we were all set for a few hours of good times!
Grandma and Grandpa met up with us for the afternoon activity. Addison was delighted to see them, as usual!
We took a wagon ride out to one of the orchards
The apples in this orchard were Melrose. They were huge. Grandpa said it's likely because of all the rain we've had this fall. Addison loved picking out her very own apple.
Look at the size of this apple!
She spent a little while admiring her great pick.
And then the taste test began....starting with the licks.
The icing on the cake was when a little girl offered her a caramel apple sucker (after she saw Addison eyeing hers).
And then the taste test began....starting with the licks.
The icing on the cake was when a little girl offered her a caramel apple sucker (after she saw Addison eyeing hers).
Our next stop was the pumpkin patch. We had to drive up the road and down another little dirt path to get there. They had fields and fields of pumpkins, but also some fun activities, including a corn maze, a hay maze and a barrel ride. Grandpa and Addison climbed to the observation deck to get a better view of everything the farm had to offer.
She spotted the barrel ride (aka "the choo-choo train) and couldn't wait to ride it.
She spotted the barrel ride (aka "the choo-choo train) and couldn't wait to ride it.
And off it took. Dustin ran beside it just in case Addison got scared. She was fine pretty much the whole time. She looked a little scared right at the end, but I think it's because she was sliding down in the seat.
There she is in the second barrel.
There she is in the second barrel.
1 comment:
Looks like so much fun and I LOVE Addison's little peacoat, she is so stylin'
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