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The first big pumpkin festival took place on Sunday in the next little town near Waterloo. The sun was shining and the huge garden and field of the farmer was nicely decorated.
A sunny welcome at the entry
the advertising at the farmer's house front door
decorations all around the house
and windows
For the little once a puppet theatre
with Arthur and Malvira shouting and fighting. The children had a lot of fun
There were other little games
and also apples to buy
Pumpkins of all sizes
Products for sale in favor of mistreated racing dogs
Exposition of paintings and besides a bee keeper who sold honey and showed the bees
Playground for children
Beautiful sunflowers in long rows
Big horses for riding usually they are used to pull heavy trunks, and little pets
I had some pumpkin cheese cake which was very good !
How fun. No pumpkin pie? I love those sunflowers and horses. Boy Halloween is coming. :)
ReplyDeletei love the brick houses! pumpkin galore! wonderful photos of your world.
ReplyDeleteHi Gattina! Pumpkin cheesecake? Never thought of it... ;)
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Beautiful preparations. The decorations are awesome.
ReplyDeleteThe second last photo, the red fruits, are they pomegranates? Just read a short news that US federal regulators have filed complaints against the makers of POM Wonderful Pomegranate Juice, saying there's no science to support claims that the products treat or prevent diseases such as prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction.
ReplyDeleteA great pumpkin celebration. So much lovely fresh produce. And so much to to see and do.
ReplyDeletePumpkins already? How delightful. And cheesecake.. mmm!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place! Lovely house and there's so much fun stuff going on! I'd love to visit there! Your photos are terrific as always, Gattina! Hmmm and pumpkin cheese cake! Sounds delicious! Hope you have a great week!
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How fun! It's looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! This weekend we have an Autumn Craft Festival. I'll go and take a lot of pictures!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm... yes! Pumpkin cheesecake is one of my favorites! It looks like it was a BEAUTIFUL day for this event! Once the rain ended of course. That garden is simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely festival. First time I hear of a pumpkin festival and of a pumpkin cheesecake. It all looks so bright and cheerful. AND sunny! Glad someone is looking out for the mistreated racing dogs. Thanks for your visits to my blog. I've had a rather busy week and trying to catch up on blog visits and commnents. I have a link on my post tomorrow to a new blog. If you have a chance, do pop over and check it out. Have a great day, my friend. Greetings from Jo
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place. Perfect for children of all ages :)
ReplyDeleteI all looks lovely and a lot of fun. The farmers have gone to a lot of trouble to give you some knowledge all they produce.
ReplyDeleteOur pumpkin season is focused on the end of October with Halloween. Do you carve Jack-o-Lanterns?
I love pumpkin pie. We also enjoy roasting the seeds in the over with salt on them.A great treat.
What a nice event! I whish we could have something similar here, considering how much the pumpkins are used in our dishes! Thanks for sharing.
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