Now, back to some pretty pictures and fluffy~blog~stuff. ☺
We spent an afternoon at Jane and Paul's farm in Norfolk, MA during our trip to Boston the weekend before last.
While the guys did some golfing, we loaded up the kiddos and the new pup and drove a quick 10 minutes to the visit the farm. We picked apples....
...and ate a lot of apples. 
We fed some goats and dodged some free~roaming roosters. 
We posed for lots of pictures in the pumpkin patch (some of us a bit less thrilled than others to keep saying 'cheese'!)



We saw a pretty blue heron on the farm...
...and a couple of very cool barns. I loved the purple door on this barn.
We got lost in a corn maze. Luckily we spotted the barn with the purple door through the corn and we knew we were headed back in the right direction.

We goofed around on a hay ride.
And even got in trouble for trying to bring our friend's new pooch named Boo to the farm.
Such a fun afternoon at the farm with our friends on the East Coast. They live about 45 minutes outside of Boston in such pretty 'country~esque' surroundings. So different from where we live here in Houston, what a fun experience!
The huge bag of apples that we took home that afternoon magically transformed into the most delicious apple crisp ever the next morning, thanks Erin!!
xo~
Tricia





so glad you're feeling better. need to go back & read to see what's going on in your world.
ReplyDeletecan i just say YOU have the best boot/legging legs!! oh my! how cute are you!
looks like a super fun day
xo
Hi Tricia-
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip and I am so glad you are all back to feeling better!!! And of course, I am happy to that the rotten meat is gone. I would have gotten sick too!!
Here's to a better week!!!
xo
~Cheryl
I'm glad that you are all feeling better and that nasty smelling stuff is gone.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall pictures. Did you hear on the news about the family that got lost in the corn maze. It turned dark and they were left. They called 911. They were very close to the entrance but panicked.
No corn mazes for me.
love the pictures....I know I ALWAYS comment on how perfectly adorable you are, but you seriously ARE.
ReplyDeleteThe boots are awesome...love the whole outfit. :) LOVE the necklace.
Looks like the perfect Fall day - such a cute outfit too!
ReplyDeleteHello Tricia
ReplyDeleteThe images of the children at the farm are priceless, how did you get them to make such great funny faces
Helen xx
wow those barn pics are awesome. looks like a great day. glad you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteHi Debby~ yes, Erin was telling me that 911 story while we were searching for the entrance/exit to the corn maze and searching for our kids that kept running off. Too funny but scary at the same time. ;)
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun times, great pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhere are your boots from? Too cute!
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ReplyDeleteChristina- The boots are from Piperlime and were a great deal. Arturo Chiang is the brand.
ReplyDeleteGlad your troubles
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How cute are those
kiddos and BOO?
Your pics are great!
What a fun weekend.
xx Suzanne
Oh, how fun!! What a gorgeous and perfect fall day you all had...makes me want to go to the pumpkin patch this very second with my nephews! It's not so easy posting fun & fluffy bloggy stuff when your ill is it? So glad you're all feeling better now and the fluff is back on!
ReplyDeleteSide note- I love your new header! I'm not sure how long it's been there, but I really noticed it just now, it's great!
Thanks for sharing your day with us...and, thank you so much for your very sweet visit and comment, all the love is helping me to feel better.
xoxo J~
(Your boots are fantastic!)
Looks like a wonderful day! I love the pictures of the barns.
ReplyDeleteThat looks just like my dream farm!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful time...love all the funny faces!
You looked a little too cute to be hanging out on a farm though. :)
That is the best kind of dessert, a homemade apple crisp straight from the orchard!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Tricia! I live on the South Shore, about 45 minutes from the farm in Norfolk! I was totally shocked to read that you were here! I actually have never heard of that farm, which is surprising bc two of my high school friends live in Norfolk. I love the photos! :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear your feeling better. What a beautiful farm...those old barns are so great.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fun experience! Who doesnt love a pumpkin patch and a purple barn door? :D
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Hi T -- was just revisiting our wonderful weekend together via this old blog post... miss you guys. We've got to head down your way soon!!
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