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RocaBerry Farm with the Family

Last weekend we visited Roca Berry Farm with our extended family. The kids loved the petting area most of all. Here is Ani with Oma being a little afraid of (the most docile sheep ever) an animal. Maybe next year.
Lukka knows right what to do! He was even scavenging the ground looking for dropped feed to give to this little baby, pushing over a greedy adult goat when it got in the way. He loved the pony ride at this very family-friendly Halloween spot and his mama especially loved her carmel apple!
Here's cute little cousin R having a grand ole' time playing around when he wasn't atop Opa's head! What's your favorite Halloween/Harvest spot? Do you go year after year?
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Christine said…
Hi! We used to go to a great place in San Martin, California. Fun place for the little ones. Now that my kids are older, I think we will just pick up pumpkins from my go-to produce store (much cheaper this way), they have great variety.
October 21, 2010 at 1:55 PM
suzannah | the smitten word said…
an ani and a lukka! so sweet:)

we're heading to the pumpkin patch soon--waiting on a blue sky day.
October 31, 2010 at 3:06 PM
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