Yesterday we had so much fun with some of our church friends at Hubbs Corn Maze, not too far from here. We didn't actually do the Corn Maze itself, but they had tons of other fall fun things to do!
Leah was really excited about jumping on the giant pillow. Until she got on. Then she just wanted us to hold her and jump. Which was tiring. Because when you were on there, you had to jump whether you wanted to or not!
I was so suprised she wanted to go down the giant slide by herself. First she did the smaller of the two. Later, after Daddy went with her on the bigger one, she even went on that one by herself. It was so high and she wasn't scared at all!
Leah was really excited about jumping on the giant pillow. Until she got on. Then she just wanted us to hold her and jump. Which was tiring. Because when you were on there, you had to jump whether you wanted to or not!
I was so suprised she wanted to go down the giant slide by herself. First she did the smaller of the two. Later, after Daddy went with her on the bigger one, she even went on that one by herself. It was so high and she wasn't scared at all!
We paused to take a picture with some of Leah's little church friends. Of course, none of them were looking at the same time.
We got to take a short little hay ride to see some farm animals.
Andrew spent about 5 minutes of the hayride "cleaning up" the hay and giving it to this random lady sitting next to us.
Leah also suprised us by riding on the barrel train by herself. It even went out of our sight. She rode by herself the first time, then Andrew and I rode with her the second time.
I think one of Leah's favorite things was Toddler Town playground. We didn't even have to pay $8 for that!
This giant chair was a lot more difficult than it looks to get up into. And Leah didn't like one bit of it. But we still managed to get a good photo.
Of course Andrew loved climbing in the toddler-sized hay maze.
I tried and tried to get some good fall pictures of the kids, both together and by themselves. Here's what I ended up with. It's impossible to get them both looking at the same time when there's so much other stuff going on.
At the end of the day, our church had rented a bonfire pit to roast hot dogs and marshmallows. It was a great time of fellowship with our new church family-- we had a great time getting to know some people in a more relaxed setting. Leah told me today her favorite part was the "marshellows." We didn't get home until after 9 and everyone was worn out, but so content!
Of course Andrew loved climbing in the toddler-sized hay maze.
They did have a corn maze just for little kids. We started out in it, but either Leah didn't really like it, or she was just more interested in the playground. (When we go to places with a LOT of fun things to do, Leah gets a little overwhelmed and wants to go everywhere all at once. She actually did pretty good here but she still had her own plan in mind.)
I tried and tried to get some good fall pictures of the kids, both together and by themselves. Here's what I ended up with. It's impossible to get them both looking at the same time when there's so much other stuff going on.
At the end of the day, our church had rented a bonfire pit to roast hot dogs and marshmallows. It was a great time of fellowship with our new church family-- we had a great time getting to know some people in a more relaxed setting. Leah told me today her favorite part was the "marshellows." We didn't get home until after 9 and everyone was worn out, but so content!
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Thank you so much for blogging about your trip to Hubb's Corn Maze. He hope to see you again.
Tammy Peterson
Hubb's Corn Maze
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