We're back at St. Paul's Episcopal Pumpkin Patch for a view of the tepee. Notice the wooden cross in its center, and in the left background, there's the butterfly sculpture. The sculptures were unveiled a year ago, and many are still gracing Selma's corners and courtyards.
Come and pick your pumpkin at the St. Paul's Episcopal Pumpkin Patch!
This annual fall fling raises funds for missions and offers pumpkins for sale and activities for children. On Wednesday, a group from Morgan Academy entered the courtyard and enjoyed pumpkin decorating, pumpkin lessons, stories and face painting.
The Pumpkin Patch is open at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The annual fundraising project allows people to pick a pumpkin from the courtyard, and there are extra activities for children on Friday nights at 6 p.m. such as storytelling and face painting.
