Showing posts with label pumpkin patch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pumpkin patch. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Bi-Water Good Times

Today Toyota Tsusho America (Matt's employer) hosted a Family Event at Bi-Water Farms.  This is a locally owned pumpkin patch.  The company paid for 2 adults/2 kids to enter for free plus a $5 food voucher per person.  Lucky for us, a fellow co-worker gave us his unused entrance passes and food vouchers.  We walked in for FREE and had lunch for FREE.  We actually got a quarter back after paying for our meal.  Can I get a WooHoo???

The kids had a super time.  There was a spook house, corn maze, hay ride, petting zoo, giant slide, and much, much, much, much more.  It helped that the weather was perfect!!!  Now there is NO WAY on EARTH that I would pay the admittance price of $8.75 per person, but for FREE, it was delightful!

Here are some pictures of the fun time!


















And one of the funniest parts of this place was the duck slide/contraption.  We were hypnotized for a while watching these cute critters.  Here is a video showing their cuteness ...

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Fall Break Fun

Since the kids are on Fall Break, I decided to let them redeem their Summer Reading Program Vouchers at Evans Orchard.  They had a great time playing together!!


















Manditory!






Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Fun at the Pumpkin Patch

Today we took the kids to Rombach's Pumpkin Patch. This is a farm in St. Louis that has been in existance for many, many years. Since it was a Wednesday, there was absolutely nothing to do but wander around and look at piles and piles of over priced pumpkins. On the weekends they have hayrides and other fun activities. We took a few photos then drove across the street to Wal-Mart and bought our pumpkins there. Is that bad???






You will notice a picture of Brinley with a very muddy behind. This is what you get when you have your hubby in charge. He allowed her to go thru the corn maze by herself. Apparently there was a mud puddle inside. Ooops!