It is a bit drizzly here, off and on, today, but we’re still having fun! It is the perfect fall temperature for a bit of cider and pumpkin spice coffee with a cinnamon roll. Just a reminder-pumpkins don’t melt in the rain, so come and pick yours out!
Crazy Dan has just driven in from Iowa, and he is ready to smash some pumpkins with Thor’s Hammer.
I never thought that 94 degrees would feel hot after this summer, but today it felt like summer again as we hosted some “little farmers” from Miss Mauzey’s class in McPherson. We did some vine pulling, hay sliding, and chicken petting!
We enjoyed sharing the day with a wonderful group of children and parents from St. Joseph Preschool!
The long wait is now over. The anticipation for opening day had grown stronger and louder than the upcoming NBA series. Okay, so they are on strike. It had grown stronger than the NHL season. Okay, we don’t usually follow Hockey in Kansas. The anticipation for Grammy’s Pumpkin Patch to open this season had grown larger than the pumpkins (okay it was a drought season).
The wait is now over! We are open and you are invited to come and join us every weekend until the end of October. We have pumpkins, food, games, destruction zone and the Pumpkin Train. Fulfill your anticipation and make your way to Grammy’s Pumpkin Patch located between McPherson and Lindsborg.
Grammy’s Pumpkin Patch 2011
We had a great time cutting the mini milo maze this evening. The whole family helped out. Each of Grammy’s grandchildren had a job. They did a good job!
Johnstown Farm 