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Our First Fall Festival

My friend Monika invited us to the Hay Creek Fall Festival last weekend.  Neither of us had ever been there and we weren't sure what to expect but we knew we were looking for some kind of Fall activity to do.  It wasn't quite what we had in mind but it wasn't bad either. 
 
There were a lot of old tractors and military vehicles there on display.  There was a glass blowing station where they were actually demonstrating how to blow glass (don't be dirty).  There were a lot of people dressed in war attire and a lot of little craft tents.

We had to park in a field and then be taken by bus to the actual festival so our babies got to take their first bus ride.  I think Monika and I both agree that we aren't in any rush to send our babies off on their first bus ride without us!
 
The Poppas were pushing the strollers while the Mommas were gossiping :)
 
Miss Maya looks thrilled! 
 
Miss Maya posing with the Army vehicle.
 
Only my child. 
 

 Baby Girl sortof kindof looks like the devil here...kind of scary.

But she did like the horse.
 
And so did Miss Maya!
 

Like I said, it wasn't quite what we had expected but it was ok.  We got to eat some good food and Monika and her husband got to try some PA Dutch foods they had never tasted before.  It was a nice day for our families and that's all that matters!

Oh and don't forget to Vote for Ashlyn!!!!! Once a day until September 24th. Entry ID 46755.

 
and Vote for Maya!!!!  Entry ID 21095 in the crawler category.
 
 

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