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Pumpkin Bowling

Harvest bowling is as quick and simple as setting up skinny, flat-bottom veggies – like squash or ears of corn cut in half – as pins and using pumpkins and other round gourds as balls. This game is best played outdoors. Consider using bales of hay to create the bowling lanes. For another great pumpkin party game, try this printable one: Pin the Stem on the Pumpkin.

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