
For our afternoon adventure on day two of the boys break, we decided to head up north to Georgetown and visit Evans Orchard and Cider Mill. It was a bit cool at first, but then the sun broke through and it was a perfect crisp fall day.

This is the store where you can purchase apples, pies, fudge, crafts, doughnuts, pumpkins, cider and other various goodies.

The nice man that offered to take a group shot of us actually guessed I have two sets of twins. That never happens. He had a good chuckle about all my kiddos. I used to always hear, "You've got your hands full!" Now that the girls are older I hear daily, "Are all these kids yours?!" I love telling them "YES!" with a big grin. How lucky am I!

The girls loved the wagon.










We picked apples.






Brynn was determined to push the wagon up the hill all by herself..

I spied these weeds on the ground. Growing up we called these '
Cheesies' and we would eat the little round seed part. My dad did this as a kid too. I don't think my kids had ever seen them. And no, they did not think they looked
appetizing, nor did they take a taste.
2 comments:
Such fantastic pictures of the girls. I love the one of the two of them with you in the orchards.
Sounds like a great place. We still have not made it to either of our similar places (HEE-HAWS or Cornbellys). I tried to avoid them during UEA knowing that they would be so crowded and now the weather is cold again.....I need to get on that.
Looks like you had a fabulous day. I'll tell you one thing, the gagillion photos you take have made you quite the photographer.
Oh, and I TOTALLY dined on "cheesies" (who came up with that!). I had completely forgotten about it until I read your post. I need to hunt some for my girls. I bet they are PACKED with vitamins....
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