Yesterday we took the kids to one of our favorite fall activities: apple picking. Well, we actually don't pick the apples per se. I think the kids are a little young still but hopefully next year.
Anyway, every year we visit an apple orchard to get some cider and apples, have a hayride, pet some goats and consume large amounts of cider donuts and apple crisp. Autumn is my very favorite season and I look forward to it all year.
Except when it is 82 degrees outside at the end of September. Global warming anyone?
So despite feeling most unFallish (yes, I am aware that probably isn't a word), the kids had a blast jumping on a maze of hay bales, eating cider donuts and picking out a few pumpkins .
And a gourd for Gavin.
4 comments:
Come on over. Feels and smells like snow here
The pumpkin crop here has utterly failed, because the summer was too wet. It's warm out today but windy in a way that doesn't speak of summer.
oooh what orchard did you go to? it looks like the one i went to as a kid. i forget the name of it...
thanks for stopping by my blog; glad to know your a reader. stop by more often and say hello! i'm going to add yours to my google reader so I can stop by often as well.
how long did you live in malahide? do you miss it sometimes? i'm totally having withdrawals...
Oh, lots of pumpkins. Great. It´s time for Halloween.
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