The pumpkin patch we go to every year is up near Terrebonne, Oregon, about half an hour from our house. The backdrop is the Smith Rocks State park, home to some world famous rock climbing. The farm is very well done with a farmer's market and pumpkin patch, corn maize, food stuffs and pumpkin cannons. The pumpkin cannons are basically huge versions of the potato gun Boston and I made a few years ago for St. Patrick's Day. We still haven't actually paid to shoot the pumpkin cannon.
Syd eating some delicious corn on the cob.
Look out goats!
Sommer smuggling a pumpkin. Oh wait. . .
A couple weeks ago we drove out about 2.5 hours southeast of Bend to the Cowboy Dinner Tree and Summer Lake Hot Springs.
The drive out was beautiful.
Kids ready for bed in the cabin after soaking in the hot springs.
We got to the cabin after dark so waking up in the middle of the "Oregon Outback" was amazing.
This is the old bathhouse. Inside is a big concrete pool and changing rooms, very very rustic. Kind of like soaking in a chicken house. Nice and relaxing though.
The next morning we soaked in the new outdoor pool. Still a work in progress, there will be a three or four outdoor pools all together.
After our morning soak and some breakfast we headed out to Crack in the Ground, near Christmas Valley, Oregon. It was so amazing! Way more fun than it sounds.
1 comment:
Wow! When is that baby coming?
I've seen "Crack in the Ground" on maps and thought it might be cool to see it and Hole in the Ground on one trip.
Alright,
whc03grady.
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