A floating pumpkin patch, at the Palm Coast Aquatics Center

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The city of Palm Coast Parks and Recreation hosted its first bobbing for pumpkins event Friday, Oct. 25, at the Aquatics Center.

After the rain went away, kids swam for their favorite pumpkins and decorated them afterward. Pumpkins, painting and carving supplies were provided, and there were games and activities.

Lindsey Geitner, a new resident, registered and brought her sons to the event. “We love it!” she said.

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A floating pumpkin patch, at the Palm Coast Aquatics Center

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