Riley's Farm...well, really it was at Los Rios, but Riley's owns and operates it, as it has for years. Anyway, Hope was excited that no other kids got to go, just baby Wesley :) She was so cute and wanted to hold my hand and proud that I was with her on her field trip.
We learned all about apples, 
made apple cider (This is the cider press they use to make fresh cider. The kids each got to put in apples, they got peeled and pressed and poured into a gallon jug to make yummy fresh apple cider! Mmmm!)
and picked pumpkins in the patch. 
We even got to meet Johnny Apple Seed :) It was funny to hear the questions they had for the 24o year old man...hehe! They really thought it was him, too funny.
made apple cider (This is the cider press they use to make fresh cider. The kids each got to put in apples, they got peeled and pressed and poured into a gallon jug to make yummy fresh apple cider! Mmmm!)and picked pumpkins in the patch. We even got to meet Johnny Apple Seed :) It was funny to hear the questions they had for the 24o year old man...hehe! They really thought it was him, too funny.
I absolutely love old barns. I love how this picture turned out!
Going up to Oak Glen reaaly makes it seem like fall, even though it was roasting down the hill! I'm looking forward to taking everyone else up there too. We love picking apples at Riley's and getting cider donuts at Snowline. I love fall or autumn as Jess would say :) Enjoy whatever little bit of fall you can!
