Wonderful Weekend

We visited Murphy's Orchard this weekend and had a lovely time. The apples were delicious; the cider was yummy; and Tim especially liked the apple doughnuts.

They had a few animals there, and Jonathan loved feeding them. Here are a few photos.








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katiecutehair said…
Hurray for orchards, fall and pictures of my favorite people! I am really glad you all got to have some fun family time. I am not sure how I feel about that toothless boy... I think we might need to put a brick on his head to keep him small forever :)
October 6, 2008 at 10:36 AM
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