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Autumn is in full swing at Md.’s Summers Farm

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October 22, 2013, 11:29 PM

WTOP's Max Smith spent some time getting in the Halloween spirit at Summers Farm in Frederick, Md. Take a look at the pictures to get an inside look at the event.
For more fall fun, check out WTOP's fall entertainment guide.
The entrance sign and admission prices for Summers Farm. All activities are included in admission except the apple blasters, which allow visitors to shoot apples at logos of the Cowboys, Giants, Eagles, Steelers, Redskins and Ravens. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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Kids play in the Summers Farm corn boxes. The boxes are a cross between a ball pit and a sandbox, filled with dried kernels of corn. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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Some of the many slides on Summers Farm. In the background, the farm's pumpkin cannon which can fire eight-inch pumpkins up to three-quarters of a mile. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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A panoramic view from inside the Ravens' logo corn maze on Summers Farm. Click the photo for a larger view. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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A panoramic view of the Summers Farm grounds. Click the photo for a larger view. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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A mini-maze for younger children near the Summers Farm pumpkin patch and corn maze. This maze directs kids to make only right hand turns in order to find their way out. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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A family enjoys one of the "Jumping Pillows." It acts like a trampoline, or an open sided moon bounce. Summers Farm owner Jeff Greenwood says it is good for the farm since it is relatively flat, and the orange color matches the pumpkins.(WTOP/Max Smith)
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Summers Farm is a working farm that includes goats, the ducks seen here, and crops like corn and soybeans. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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A panoramic view of Summers Farm from the beginning of the hayride to the pumpkin patch. The main entrance and farm house are to the left, the jumping pillows are in the center. The corn maze is in the back left, and the pumpkin patch is to the back right. Click the photo for a larger view. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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Summers Farm sells pumpkins even to visitors who do not want to pick their own. The hayride takes visitors to the pumpkin patch and back. (WTOP/Max Smith)
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The corn boxes, with the yellow roofs, sit in the middle of the farm, with the corn maze behind them. The jumping pillows are off to the right.(WTOP/Max Smith)
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WTOP’s Max Smith spent some time getting in the Halloween spirit at Summers Farm in Frederick, Md.

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