On our way home from the wedding we took a detour through Lubbock and went to a corn maize I had read about online. It was something we do not have in Abilene and looked like a lot of fun. The picture above is of the maize design we actually walked through. I was so thankful for my husband and the way he can read a map that day because we did not make but two wrong turns and were able to correct them without much time wasted. I do not know how someone would begin to come up with these designs in the first place. I figured out very quickly I had the wrong type of shoes on, not to self wear tennis shoes next time.
Here we are at the end of the maize. Notice Kaylee has her shoes off, again a lesson learned in proper shoes for corn maizes. They were so excited when we finished the maize though.
I always love a good picture of the girls walking holding hands. This is the image of love I try to remember on the days they are yelling at each other.
Kaylee and Campbell had a lot of fun putting their heads through the different cut outs.
Campbell on the barrel train while Kaylee was shooting corn out of a air gun.
We also got to go on a hayride through a pumpkin patch and actually pick our own pumpkins off the vine. They had white pumpkins, orange pumpkins, gourds, and various other types of pumpkins. It was so much fun. There was also a horse ride, smaller maize, and petting zoo to enjoy.
Our family in the pumpkin patch. What a great day! I am so glad that we stopped and enjoyed some family fun on the way home.
