Pumpkin pile

Janae Banerd, 4 ½, poses with the bounty of the season at the Port Kells Nursery pumpkin patch during a school field trip.

Janae Banerd

Janae Banerd

Mom Selena Banerd sent in this photo of her daughter, Janae, 4 ½, posing with the bounty of the season at the Port Kells Nursery pumpkin patch during a school field trip.

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