After Sunday’s Drive, Brendan and I went to the Somero family farm, owned by the in-laws of one of the daughters of Brendan’s boss. Each autumn, the farm is open to the public. There is an annual corn maze, a pumpkin catapult, bonfire, and pumpkins and gourds for sale.
- view from the top of the bridge in the center of the maze
Before entering the maze, we were given an incomplete map that we were supposed to hole-punch with different shapes when we had reached certain points in the cornfield.
It was a scavenger hunt: complete with secret hole-punching stations! Brendan was the navigator, and we made it purposefully and safely through the labyrinth.
Once you completed the maze, you earned a prize: candy or a gourd. We both took a piece of candy. 
Since Brendan had also found the secret spots, we were entered into a drawing for a giant pumpkin!
future bonfire
It was a fun day. I love doing things to celebrate the season.
Love,
Tiff
P.S. Brendan took video of the pumpkin catapult. Hopefully, he will post it soon.
strapped and ready to go!
Aunt Joyce
October 21, 2010 at 12:18 pm
Cool! It looks like a lovely adventure! You seem to be adjusting to life in the North very well.
ti
October 21, 2010 at 1:29 pm
Looks like alot of fun! I love fall its my favorite! Your real good with the camera too! Hope u win the giant pumpkin! Lol
mom
October 21, 2010 at 4:07 pm
A Pumpkin catapult?!!!! That sounds very very entertaining! That would definitely be my favorite part.. Why haven’t they thought of that in Ohio.