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10/26/11

Jake's Road Trip Pumpkins

I've been saving these pictures from Idaho

for just the right time....

This is it

Not many words

just  In Your Face reality :)

And I loved it!

 












 Yep, not one person did I see anywhere! Just the fruits of their labor and the faith and trust in others that we should all have. Not too many of these old souls around anymore....and that's kinda sad.

Oh, and here's where they ended up.,...







Have a fun and safe HALLOWEEEEEEEEN :)


                               MWAHAHAAAA!



See ya again NOVEMBER 2nd for a new A-T School
Think Teach can take another year of me ? :P

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31 comments:

EG CameraGirl said...

Super post and very good prices, it seems to me. The pumpkins and gourds look great in the wheel barrow and I very much like the pumpkin on the chair.

Erika said...

What generous and trusting people!

Erika
Artful Rising

Diane said...

Love it! Very creative!

There is a man here in my town who goes to my church. He keeps a big vegetable garden in the summer and just leaves tomatoes and things out on a picnic table for anyone who wants them...free for the taking!

The world could definitely use more old souls like that.

Dazee Dreamer said...

I know teach can take another year of you. because you rock.

I love what you did with your pumpkins.

Now, link up with us tomorrow on I Spy.

Looks like Halloween
and
Your Choice

Please!!!!!

Busy Bee Suz said...

Oh my gourd. They are trusting....I hope only honest peeps encounter these nice folks.
Your display is awesome; take that Martha whatshername. :)

Teresa said...

What a wonderful adventure! They look beautiful.

ellen b said...

How great is that! Very reasonable prices for those pumpkins, too!

Anonymous said...

I love your pumpkins. The one with the hat is super cute.

Esther Joy said...

Great pumpkin pictures! I think I like the sign about how to pay the best!

Pearl said...

We still have trust boxes to but not near as many! The pumpkins you got are great. I see a resemblance? Have a fun week.

Annesphamily said...

Those souls are very trusting! I am glad people were paying for those pumpkins! I love all the cool photos. Thanks for sharing. A+ autumn post!

Judie said...

I just love your arrangement in the wheel barrow! If I left all those outside, the javelina would dump them out and eat them!!

Perfect autumn post, Jake!!!

Stacia said...

Love the shot of your trunk! What a bounty.

Tina´s PicStory said...

...what is it?... you can see the hint and you will know :)

Leovi said...

Beautiful series, a great pumpkin, great photos.

Colleen - the AmAzINg Mrs. B said...

how wonderful that they can feel so trusting...hope it doesn't backfire..that would make me sooo sad..

Love what you did with them! My daughter always takes the kiddos to a pick-it-yourself patch...how fun!

My name is Riet said...

That is autumn at its best.

Lola said...

Hi again!

Great pumpkins & great post!

And thanks too for stopping by. Hope you enjoyed the fun.

Have a great weekend & look forward to *seeing* you again next time,

LOLA:)

21 Wits said...

I so enjoy these kinds of places! ..and the one photo brings to mind..."All my little pumpkins in a neat little row...just waiting for a good home!

Auntie sezzzzzz... said...

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat post!

I never got to the Pumpkin Patch this year. -sob-

Yes Ma'am. Love those "leave your money in the box" country places. Love 'em.

Gentle hugs,
"Nothing beats a haunted moonlit night on All Hallows Eve.... And on this fatal night, at this witching time, the starless sky laments black and unmoving. The somber hues of an ominous, dark forest are suddenly illuminated under the emerging face of the full moon."
~Kim Elizabeth

Francisca said...

My brain may be going fuzzy, but I don't recall ever seeing white pumpkins before. How super cool to see the honor system working. And you got yourself quite to good stash of Halloween decor here!

Susan Anderson said...

Now, THAT's old-style! Gotta love it, too.

=)

anitamombanita said...

Wow! I LOVE that someone has this kind of faith in the goodness of mankind. Nice photos, too!

My name WAS Female, I shit you not! said...

THX for sharing. :0)

Visits With Mary said...

Love your pictures..that must have been a great outing. How refreshing to see that there is still "trust" in our country..

Unknown said...

I am having major pumpkin patch envy! Halloween isn't exactly celebrated in Japan. It's only recently that people have started acknowledging the event. Pumpkins are extremely hard to find here and when you do find them, they come at a hefty price. This year, we bought a small gourd for my daughter to play with. It's the one that they were selling for 50 cents in one of your photos. We paid about $4 for it (taking into account the exchange rate) Isn't that just crazy?

Grandma Yellow Hair said...

Great trip to the pumpkin farm. I so want to go to one of these. Do they even exist in Texas. hahaha
All my blogging buddies show their wonderful trips pumpkin hunting and I would have to snap a picture of me at Home Depot. lol
Would you believe I just threw mine out today. They spoiled and were only on my porch a week. I have never had that happen.
Love your arrangement.
Hope you have a great weekend
Oh I wish you lived in Tx too we would love to have you for girly timeouts. hahahaa
Love
Maggie

H said...

I love that they used an honesty box. I hope people respect that as much as you did!

Great display from your newly acquired pumpkins.

Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...

I love their honor system and selection of pumpkins and gourds.
Happy Halloween!

Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson said...

Don't you just love people like that? Wonderful pumpkins and good prices. I stopped at a house one day selling pumpkins that were all price. When no one answered, I chose a few then left a$10 bill on the porch with a note. Hoped they didn't mind. Yours look so festive in the wheelbarrow.

Jenny said...

Oh Vicki! Thank you! I loved this little trip to a lovely season and the memory of a simpler time.

What a beautiful vignette you made with your treasures!

This just makes me smile.

I miss drives exactly like this one!

Thanks for linking up for Fall Break!

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