October 13, 2015 9:55 am
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Joe's Place Farms, in Vancouver, has been a popular place to visit and pick out a pumpkin in October for the past 34 years.
From left, Dylan Gibson, Travis Gibson and Benjamin Stephenson race through the corn maze at Walton Farms.
Ethan Kibbee, 9, of Portland, picked out a Halloween pumpkin Friday at Joe's Place Farms. He was one of many children who ventured to the popular east Vancouver location Friday to enjoy activites including a corn maze, corn stalk teepee and a tower of hay bales.
Walton Farms in Camas features a petting zoo, hay rides, train rides, a corn maze and of course, pumpkins a plenty.
Jeff Walton is in his ninth year of hosting a pumpkin patch at his farm. One of his favorite things is driving the "train" around the property.
Pumpkin patches are a time-honored fall tradition, with those young and old making the journey to enjoy fall in all its splendor.
Sipping apple cider, wandering through a corn maze and picking the perfect pumpkin are all part of the fun. And of course, hay rides, petting zoos, caramel apples, crafts and food for purchase can be added bonuses.
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