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Pumpkin picking is a favorite fall activity no matter where you live—but out east, most of the pumpkin patches tend to be on the North Fork. If you’re in the Hamptons and looking to get some Halloween decorations, there are a few places on the South Fork, but for the most part, you’ll want to head north for the day.
Many people grab pumpkins at the grocery store, but the East End is flooded with amazing farmland, so while you’re out here, it’s fun to make a day out of it and pick pumpkins yourself or with the family. Many of the farms out east also have apple picking, hay rides, and corn mazes—making the trip well worth your while.
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