Last Thursday JD took a half a day off of work and we took Becca back to Tate Farms. She had so much fun. JD didn't get to go with us last year or the week before when Mimi and Poppa were in town so he really enjoyed the afternoon with his girls. We had so much fun and even ended our day there with a funnel cake and fresh squeezed lemonade. All in all it was a wonderful family outing! I'll have to take some pictures of our front door so everyone can see the mums that Becca picked out and all of our pumpkins too!
Daddy and Becca on an old waggon filled with pumpkins.
Becca saying cheese from inside of the pumpkin house!
Daddy and Becca on posing on the poach of the pumpkin house.
She wanted to stand in front of the "how tall this fall" sign again.
Daddy and Becca checking out the scarecrow in the out house.
Daddy and Becca standing in front of the out house.
Just some cute decorations. They have stuff like this all over the farm.
And up close picture of the scarecrow.
Too cute!
Our little pumpkin riding in the pumpkin waggon.
She loves to climb on pumpkins.
This one is bigger than she is.
Exploring.
Daddy got a call from work while sitting on the tractor.
Daddy and Becca "driving" the tractor.
Becca "driving" the tractor. She LOVES tractors.
Just walking through the pumpkin patch looking for the perfect pumpkin...but I think we already found Her!
This one will do!
Daddy and Becca on the hay ride.
She rode the corn train all by her self this time!!!! And she had a great time!!
She LOVED playing in the corn crib!!!
Silly Girl!
Looks like she just dove right in.
First time getting a close look at cotton. She sees it all the time when we are driving around town, but this is the first time she could really see it. It's funny, we have so many cotton, corn, and wheat fields around us that she know exactly what it is already.
"Driving the Red tractor"
Climbing into the "Big Green Tractor"
She loves to have her picture taken before she goes down the slide.
Posing with Daddy in the same spot she posed with Mommy. At the entrance to the farm.
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