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Fall finds a home at the Willis Farm

Tribune Staff

| October 4, 2017

Printed in the October 4, 2017 edition

Photo by Linda KorFall is here and no place is that more apparent than at the Willis Farm & Ranch in Snowflake, where they host not only a pumpkin patch for families to pick pumpkins, but also a corn maze that is haunted each Saturday night through October. Selecting the perfect pumpkin to take home are Claire Hiatt (left), the daughter of Matt and Danielle Hiatt, her cousin Lydia Parker (center), the daughter of Tawni and JD Parker, and her grandmother Karen Mosier (right). For more information on The Willis Farm & Ranch activities, visit www.thewillisfarm-ranch.com.