News : Sanders Pumpkin Farm: Tours a tradition for children from eastern Iowa

By Vinton Today · October 20, 2011, 11:58 am

First graders from Tilford pick a pumpkin at the Sanders Farm.

Carleigh Wilson, left, and Cheyenne Van Fossen, with Indian corn at the Sanders Farm.

Kyleigh Schulmiester and Natalie Wade sit on a bale of hay at the Sanders Farm.

For years, Dwight and Bonnie Sanders have welcomed school children to their pumpkin farm south of Vinton. The visits continue this year. On Wednesday, first grad students from Tilford visited the Sanders Farm, where they saw the many animals as well as spending time in the pumpkin patch.

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TV October 20, 2011, 4:44 pm Ooops Dean...I sent you the class\'s \"silly pose\", which came following two very cute \"nice smile\" poses. They are all cute of course!

NS October 21, 2011, 2:19 pm Thank you Bonnie and Dwight for all the years that you have allowed children to come and visit. My daughter looks forward to it every year!