We went to the Pumpkin Patch.

We walked around the field. We picked up pumpkins and brought them home.  I, Zeb the Duck, Soapy Smith Duck, Pumpkin Duck and our moms visited the pumpkin patch in Broomfield, Colorado, just a little northwest of Denver.

Rock Creek Farm has over 100 acres of pumpkins for you to choose pumpkins.

There are several different fields. Soapy’s dog, Steve, went with us.

Steve is heading for the pumpkins.   Many of the pumpkins are still growing on the vine. When we came to the farm, we were given this pumpkin saw.   We ducks are sitting here guarding the pumpkin saw.

After the pumpkins were picked and put in the trunk, we visited the corn maize.   There are different corn maizes of different lengths.   Zeb and Soapy want this longer one of 4.5 miles. Pumpkin Duck wants a shorter one, 1.7 miles.

This farm is really kid friendly.  Human kids 5 years and younger can go in the maize for free.   These picnic tables are near the entrance to the maize.

There are bales of hay and straw everywhere.

Next we went to the kids play area. We like this wagon with hay and pumpkins.

This tractor is also great.

Then we saw the farm animals. These pigs really liked Steve.

Cows are just so cute.

The cows like Steve also.

While we walk around, mom puts us in a small brown bag.

But, while looking at the goats, the goat wanted to eat us!

That was not so much fun for us.   The moms thought it was really funny.   The human kids can play here

on the slide and in the bouncy house.   Before leaving, we go to the booths to pay for our pumpkins. We also bought pumpkin cake with cream cheese frosting and sprinkles on top. Water was also purchased. Steve was thirsty after the pumpkin patch, so she drank most of the water we brought. Look at all the different types of gourds and stuff they grow here.

This is a great place. We hope you visit the pumpkin patch this week. There are still hundred of pumpkins, but they are going fast. Visit www.RockCreekFarm.com    for more information.