I've been thrilled that more and more Halloween trends have been making their way across the pond in the last few years! I love that Americans go all out at Halloween, I've always loved it (and been super jealous of the Halloween section in Pottery Barn) and with the new (as far as I'm aware, or maybe its just a recent Insta-trend) pumpkin patches popping up everywhere, there is even more seasonal fun to be had over here.
This is the first time we've actually made it to one and it was after a full day of Halloweening! We went along to review Tulley's Farm Spook Fest (the family friendly daytime version of their super scary Halloween Festival) and had to stop at their pumpkin patch on our way home to grab some gourds.
Luckily as it was the end of a sunny day, we were lucky with the light too and I, of course, took a fair few photos of our fun and frolics as the twins and their friend had a whale of a time!
It was an awesome day and as you can see, we collected a fair few mini squashes. The kids were merrily chucking them in but luckily most of them passed as 50p sized. Here's what we did with them at home (other than eating one after we roasted it)...
This is the first time we've actually made it to one and it was after a full day of Halloweening! We went along to review Tulley's Farm Spook Fest (the family friendly daytime version of their super scary Halloween Festival) and had to stop at their pumpkin patch on our way home to grab some gourds.
Luckily as it was the end of a sunny day, we were lucky with the light too and I, of course, took a fair few photos of our fun and frolics as the twins and their friend had a whale of a time!
It was an awesome day and as you can see, we collected a fair few mini squashes. The kids were merrily chucking them in but luckily most of them passed as 50p sized. Here's what we did with them at home (other than eating one after we roasted it)...
No comments:
Post a Comment