Despite the horrible weather this morning, a few fellow photojs and I went to Prince Edward County's Pumpkinfest out in Wellington. The day was a bit crazy, especially with the downpour/sunshine mix and the moving of the weighing to a barn well out of town.
However, we stayed for a while, watched a few things get weighed, then were on our way to something else. And while I didn't see it weighed, seeing this behemoth get lifted off a truck and admired by men who regularly grow thousand-pound pumpkins was enough to know that it was special.
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| WELLINGTON, Ont. (15/10/11) - The world record pumpkin, grown by Jim Bryson of Ormstown, Que., is removed from a truck prior to weighing at the Prince Edward County Pumpkinfest. The giant vegetable weighed in at a record-breaking 1818.5 pounds. Photo by Rachel Psutka. |
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| WELLINGTON, Ont. (15/10/11) - The world record pumpkin, grown by Jim Bryson of Ormstown, Que., is seen with it's smaller competitors prior to weighing at the Prince Edward County Pumpkinfest. The giant vegetable weighed in at a record-breaking 1818.5 pounds. Photo by Rachel Psutka. |
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| WELLINGTON, Ont. (15/10/11) - The world record pumpkin, grown by Jim Bryson of Ormstown, Que., is removed from a truck prior to weighing at the Prince Edward County Pumpkinfest. The giant vegetable weighed in at a record-breaking 1818.5 pounds. Photo by Rachel Psutka. |
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