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Autumn Activities Make for Family Fun

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By Candyce Stapen Verified, Barbara Danza Verified
| The Epoch Times
Autumn offers unique activities for the family that stay in your memory all year long. Take advantage of autumn’s special family fun—navigating corn mazes, picking pumpkins, and walking trails blooming with thousands of jack-o'-lanterns. It’s exciting to get temporarily lost—or “corn-fused”—with one’s children in a multi-acre labyrinth fashioned from 10-foot-tall stalks of corn.
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Autumn Activities Make for Family Fun

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By Candyce Stapen Verified
| Great Family Vacations
Take advantage of autumn’s special family fun — navigating corn mazes, picking pumpkins and walking trails blooming with thousands of jack-o’-lanterns. It’s exciting to get temporarily lost — or “corn-fused” — with one’s children in a multi-acre labyrinth fashioned from 10-foot-tall stalks of corn. The mazes add surprise figures, clues, after-dark flashlight tours and blacklight sections where everything, including participants, glows.
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Autumn Activities Make for Family Fun

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By Candyce Stapen Verified
| Creators Verified
By Candyce H. Stapen Take advantage of autumn's special family fun — navigating corn mazes, picking pumpkins and walking trails blooming with thousands of jack-o'-lanterns. It's exciting to get temporarily lost — or "corn-fused" — with one's children in a multi-acre labyrinth fashioned from 10-foot-tall stalks of corn. The mazes add surprise figures, clues, after-dark flashlight tours and blacklight sections where everything, including participants, glows.
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