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Fall into autumn with some good scares!

Bellevue Berry Farm offers something for everyone
October 22, 2024

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Looking for something to do between now and Halloween? Check out The Bellevue Berry Farm and Pumpkin Ranch for some autumn thrills if you’re in the neighborhood! They offer everything from the Ranch of Terror to Darkness – the ultimate haunted hayride experience! The Bellevue Berry Farm and Pumpkin Ranch is located on South 48th Street in Bellevue. All photos taken by photojournalism student Estrella Castro.

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