Love your pumpkin

Sianna Vennard, 3, hugs the small pumpkin she chose for her father at The Jungle Farm north of Innisfail Tuesday. She was part of a group of Sundre children who took a wagon ride to the you-pick farm’s pumpkin patch to choose their own pumpkins.

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Sianna Vennard, 3, hugs the small pumpkin she chose for her father at The Jungle Farm north of Innisfail Tuesday. She was part of a group of Sundre children who took a wagon ride to the you-pick farm’s pumpkin patch to choose their own pumpkins.

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