We toured the local fruit farm with our Mothers & More group last week. We got to ride the wagon out to the pumpkin patch and look at all the apple trees along the way. The driver told the kids to pretend they were apples and stay in their seats during the ride - anyone who fell out would be considered a "bruised apple" and would get turned into apple cider. The kids stayed in their seats.
Yum! I have never seen so many apples. It smelled wonderful inside the building where they store and sort the apples.
After the tour the kids got to fill a bag with apples from the bins inside the store.
No one was shy. They all loaded up there bags and then wanted to take a bite right away.
They were also given their own jug of cider. They found a seat immediately to open them up and chug the cider.
We toured the local fruit farm with our Mothers & More group last week. We got to ride the wagon out to the pumpkin patch and look at all the apple trees along the way. The driver told the kids to pretend they were apples and stay in their seats during the ride - anyone who fell out would be considered a "bruised apple" and would get turned into apple cider. The kids stayed in their seats. 
Yum! I have never seen so many apples. It smelled wonderful inside the building where they store and sort the apples. 
After the tour the kids got to fill a bag with apples from the bins inside the store. 
No one was shy. They all loaded up there bags and then wanted to take a bite right away.
They were also given their own jug of cider. They found a seat immediately to open them up and chug the cider. 
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