Pumpkin Picking with My Daughter in October

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October evokes nostalgic memories of family activities, particularly taking wagon rides to pumpkin patches. The discussion highlights a specific pumpkin patch, Schaake's Pumpkin Patch, as a cherished destination for picking pumpkins. Another participant shares their local favorite, Ardenwood Farm in Fremont, emphasizing the enjoyment of seasonal outings with loved ones. The conversation reflects the joy of creating lasting memories during the fall season.
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October reminds me of some good times I spent with my daughter. Taking a wagon ride to pick out a pumpkin from here: https://www.schaakespumpkinpatch.com/
 
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Maybe your daughter can take you on a trip there this year.
 
dlgoff said:
October reminds me of some good times I spent with my daughter. Taking a wagon ride to pick out a pumpkin from here: https://www.schaakespumpkinpatch.com/
Aww! Very nice. Here is our local pumpkin patch, at Ardenwood Farm in Fremont (northeastern part of Silicon Valley):

 

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