One of the things on my fall to-do list was to visit a corn maze. The closest one to me is in Plympton, at Sauchuk Farms. Sheila & her son joined me on a gorgeous Sunday morning.
The maze celebrated It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown's 50th anniversary. Not that you could tell from inside the maze so I'm glad they had an aerial view of the map.
A lot of the cornstalks were stunted by the hot, dry summer, so at times I could see over the tops of the corn. That made the maze easier to navigate.
It didn't appear that they harvested much of the corn as there were lots of cobs still left on them.
The first of 2 bridges inside the maze. The one I used to go to in Washington had 2 like this too.
It was a beautiful day, although chilly with a brisk wind. I immediately regretted wearing shorts but after awhile it finally warmed up.
Spin the Simon Says Wheel and see what you have to do!
We did the hayride out to the pumpkin patch. Those guys got pumpkins but I didn't want to cart one around.
That was another hay ride with individual cars. Ours had 2 large ones with benches on either side.
We'd had heavy rain the day before so it was a bit wet and muddy.
Targets for the corn and pumpkin cannons.
I picked up some kettle corn on the way out, as well as a half dozen apple cider donuts!
There is one more weekend left of the maze before it closes for the season. I'm really glad I got to go this year!