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Tales From The Pumpkin Patch: Readers Share Fall Photos

Patch readers shared their best pumpkin photos to help get into the fall spirit.

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Patch readers shared their favorite pumpkin photos.
Patch readers shared their favorite pumpkin photos. (Courtesy Patch readers: see below)

Fall has arrived in Rhode Island, and with it a whole array of pumpkins, gourds, apple-picking and other fun activities. While the coronavirus pandemic means everything looks a lot different this year, there are still plenty of jack-o-lanterns to be found.

We asked Patch readers to share their pumpkins photos with us. Here are some of our favorites.

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The smallest jack-o-lantern: Carl Jacobson

My wife has a thing for pumpkins. Every year we spend an October weekend exploring the Delmarva Peninsula, combing the pumpkin patches for the best and most unusual cucurbita. We find ourselves in new territory this year and discovered the smallest jack-o-lantern pumpkins at the beautiful Watson Farm on Conanicut Island. (Courtesy Carl Jacobson)

Pumpkin patch fun: Carolina Bisio

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Mia (8) and Santi (6) King went to pick some pumpkins at Quonset View Farm one afternoon after school! We haven’t carved them yet! (Courtesy Carolina Bisio)
Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular opening night: Christina J Donato
Full Moon on opening night 2020 Jackolantern Spectacular and Roger Williams Park Zoo. (Courtesy Christina Donato)

2019's carving: Rod Milligan

A "spooky cat" jack-o-lantern from Halloween 2019 (Courtesy Rod Milligan)

A pair of pumpkins in SC: Leslie Montagne

This was taken last year (2019) at my home in South Carolina. I'm a native Cranston girl but like to keep up on news from So. County, cause I'm moving there soon! (Courtesy: Leslie Montagne)

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