THE UNLOAD
9:00 sharp, one box with 250 sugar pumpkins
arrived on the back of Waterrose's truck.
Right: The unloading of these was easy compared
to the large and medium sized ones.
Far right: The sugar pumpkins get rinsed
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Right: Our delivery of large and medium pumpkins from Oxnard was approx.
3 hours late. We all hunkered under the umbrellas to try and beat
the heat while we waited. This is most, but not all, of the crew.
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THE SET UP
There are not yet any pictures sent in by members
of our pumpkin unloading party on Friday, the 24th. It was quite
a workout for those who were there! If anyone snapped a photo of
the truck, please send to Vicki.
Right: Roseanne finishes piling sugar pumpkins
into the cart for display.
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Right: The 60 lb. Giant Pumpkin comes
out of the shed and onto our sale table by the Kanan gate.
Far ight: The signs for Alex's Lemonade stand
get new legs.
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Over 600 medium and large pumpkins,
and approximately 250 small sugar pumpkins were unloaded from the
truck - plus the big guy above.
Right: Stacking sugar pumpkins to free up a
wheelbarrow for customers.
Far right: The decorating committee hard at
work.
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Right: Those dried up corn stalks that
served their purpose for produce are now used to give the Pumpkin
Patch some extra fall flair.
Far right: A critter helped itself to one especially
delicious-looking specimen. Believe it or not - this pumpkin actually
sold to someone who wanted to display it on Halloween with a rubber
rat coming out of the hole! EEEW!
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THE PUMPKIN PATCH
We had a good turnout on Saturday and
Sunday...
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Right: Big (grown up) customer with little pumpkins.
Far right: Little customers with big pumpkins.
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Right: This little shopper was very interested
in the scarecrows and owl.
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Right & far right: Family photo ops.
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