Pennsylvania visit 2017 - Doing all the things!

In 2017 we were in PA for all the Halloween fun! Really it was one of the busiest visits to PA we have had! We went on the Lancaster Ghost Tour on Halloween which I loved! Fulton Opera House is supposed to be super haunted

As well as lots of other places around the city. We heard some fun ghost stories

Our tour guide

Trying to take a photo afterward without much light

While we were there Raymond asked "Where are the covered bridges?" So after shopping one day we drove by one so he could see it

So much fun

My mom taking photos of us taking photos

One day we went to the Corn Maze!

At the start - still wearing our jackets as we hadn't warmed up yet. It is surprisingly warm in the maze

Finding a box with a piece of the maze puzzle

Raymond playing the instruments

Plotting and planning

Trying to see where to go

Last year was Charlotte's Web themed

And we did it! We had the fastest time that day when we went through

We found some Halloween crackers at the thrift store and I love how intense I look about them!

We also did an escape room! My first one!

I know it is a bad photo, but the only one I have of the 5 of us pre-scape. With my mom, sister, mom's friend, and us

We were tasked with finding this flag - and we did it! I really enjoyed this! Though it was good Raymond was with us as for one of the tasks we had to slingshot beanbags through a window into the second room and hit something on the other side of the room...and Raymond was the only one who could make it across the room!

We also went to trivia one night - I like the trivia in Lancaster as it is one question at a time and all individual answers so if you don't agree with your team you can write what you want. Then all the correct answers go in a box to win candy periodically! Win!

We also got to visit my cousin Paula and her kids. With all of that plus all the shopping I had to do it was a very busy week! But really nice to get to spend time with my mom and sister and do all the things!

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