We have been strawberry picking, raspberry picking, blueberry picking, peach picking, apple picking, pumpkin picking and Christmas tree cutting but never pea picking. Until this past weekend that is. It was a glorious Saturday, perfect for a new adventure. We picked up the containers we needed and headed out to the pea field. There were so many different kinds to choose from but we stuck with the ones that I had enjoyed growing up (and that we planted in our garden for the first time this year)- Sugar Snap Peas. I showed the girls how to pick them and told them how when we were kids their Grandpa would plant lots and lots of Sugar Snap Peas and when they were ready we'd pluck the plump ones and eat them while still in the garden (along with the tomatoes). The girls loved hearing that. We quickly got to work and before long had filled two quart containers full of peas (never mind the ones that had been eaten along the way). There was something so sweet and unassuming about pea picking. The fields were quiet and there was not alot of hubbub around pea picking like there is with other pick your own items. The more I thought about it the more I couldn't help but feel like this might quite possibly be my most favorite thing to pick.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Pumpkins and Flowers and Catapults! Oh My!
Dave had to work today, so it meant the girls and I were left to find adventure on our own. With it being a most perfect fall day, finding adventure was super easy!
First up, Drumlin Farm. The girls were so into the painting of these pumpkins I was not sure we'd make it to the other places on our list of fun fall events!
First up, Drumlin Farm. The girls were so into the painting of these pumpkins I was not sure we'd make it to the other places on our list of fun fall events!
Painting pumpkins is very exhausting!
Next up: Land's Sake. They were having a fall festival, and since it was on our way home from Drumlin, we stopped by.
The cider press was a big hit, with young and old alike.
And then we discovered the catapult.
Flinging fruit and veggies is super fun!
We decided we wanted one in our own yard!
No good fall festival is complete without face painting. A kitty for Em,
And a bunny for Miss Grace!
We had a truly lovely day and were so sad that David was not with us to enjoy all the fun. I have a feeling though, if he had been, he'd be outside right now figuring out how to put a catapult in our yard! Composting has never been so fun!
Happy October, friends!
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Autumn,
Catapult,
Drumlin Farm,
Face Paint,
fun,
Land's Sake,
October,
Pumpkins
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