Saturday, October 29, 2011

Dewberry Farm - Part 2

This was the boys favorite attraction - The Black Hole. It was SO weird and made your equalibrium all out of whack.You walk through twisty,extremely narrow tunnels until you get to a big open room. Inside the room is a rotating tunnel that has Indian glow-in-the-dark paintings and black lights. There was a handrail, and if it had not been there, I would have fallen over! It made you lean drastically to one side (like the V8 commericals!). Then you turn out of the first rotating tunnel and enter a second rotating tunnel. It was crazy weird, but the boys loved it! hahaha



Then we were off to the Pig Races. We have never seen the pig races, so it was extra fun! All the pigs had funny names, like Lindsey Loham, Sir Porks-a-lot, Kevin Bacon, etc. They did two races and it was so fun to cheer them on. Jacob was rooting for the pig with the extra curly tail.

After that we toured the barn. Since the pig race was right by the barn, lots of other folks were in the barn too, so we did not stay too long.

Jacob and Rylan were both looking forward to the Rubber Ducky Races. They pumped like crazy and giggled and giggled!


A tradition...

Cornball - Talk about CRAZY! The wind was quite strong and it blew that big cornball all over the place and even out the gate! The boys had MORE fun trying to hit it. Look at those dimples!


Bottle Blaster - Rylan's fave thing. This machine gun thingy shot filled water bottles at the Halloween shape targets. He hit 2-4!



This was new this year - and the boys wore it out! It was free, so they slide a million times!

Due to the drought, I expected the flower patch to be pitiful, but it was gorgeous!!!

Walking in the corn maze!




The patch! My fave part! It was so nice this year because the boys posed and we did not have to take 75 photos in hopes of one being decent! Thank you boys!!!




Rylan was determined to carry his pumpkin the trek back to the pay stand. He lasted about 10 yards.


That's our 4th year in a nutshell! Can't wait to go back next year!

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