Muddy at the Maze

Note: Whoever wrote that last post must have had a little too much Halloween candy.  The establishment apologizes for grammatical errors and typos, as the post was obviously written while under the influence.

 The corn maze outfitters were fresh out of canoes (and clues); so the older kids braved the piranhas and signage-less waterways while navigating the maze by foot.

Who does the artwork -- specifically, the arms? Is what I want to know.

The kids had a fun time playing on Hay Mountain and running around a mini hay maze; these features assured that Clara, who would have nothing to do with the mud, also had some good laughs:

 

Clara found this retired cow, Clover.  The other kids chose the more rambunctious cows going out to pasture -- a splurge well-worth it, because of the driver and the mud:

This guy took bizzin' cows to new levels:  donuts, catching air on bumps (lots of bumps).  And then he did a second pass through the fields because everyone was begging for more.   'Twas not your typical tractor ride.

Satisfied customers.

p.s. maybe everyone else already knows this tip -- but we found out all pumpkins and gourds are FREE the day after Halloween (at this place) -- as many as you want.  They've made for some seasonal table decor.  Something I'm really big on (wink).