Sinkland Farms

On Saturday we went to Sinkland Farms which is a pumpkin patch/animal farm/corn maze all rolled into one. It is your typical place to go in the fall. Sinkland Farms is in one of the most gorgeous settings though! It is surrounded by mountains and farmland. I think Brian was a little jealous!

The kids had a chance to pet lots of animals. They had a sheep. . .

. . . cows. . .

. . . goats . . .

. . . and a really big draft horse!

Tabitha and Ethan also went on pony rides!

Tabitha rode Buddy. She LOVED every minute of it. I can't say that it doesn't make me smile to see her liking horses!

Buddy was a funny little pony though. He stuck his tongue out the entire time he was being ridden!

Ethan's pony was more like a horse. Ethan really enjoyed his ride as well. Although he looked a little more uncomfortable on the horse!

After the pony rides it was time to ride off in a hay wagon to the pumpkin patch. This was a nice little ride down the hill.

We were allowed to stay in the pumpkin patch for as long as we wanted so we searched and searched for the perfect pumpkins to bring home.

We came across quite a few unusual pumpkins along the way. Some of them were white and some of them were twins! We had never seen a twin pumpkin before so of course we took a picture!

Finally we found our pumpkins and made our way back from the patch. I have to say though, this is the first pumpkin farm I have ever been to where almost every pumpkin was the perfect pumpkin. It took us a long time to find the pumpkins we wanted because there were so many great ones to choose from.

The last activity of the day was a miniature horse carriage ride for Ethan and Tabitha. They loved this and it was so cute! Who though miniature horses were so strong! After the ride we all made our way to the Humphrey's house for dinner. We had a great time spending the evening with them! Thank you for the wonderful dinner!