Rondriso Farm in Cloverdale is run by Very Nice People

People are naturally good, especially Farmer Ron and his crew at
Rondriso Farm www.rondriso.com, who found my lost camera in pumpkin
patch.

A week ago on October 13th, my little pumpkin had a school field trip
to a farm to learn about cows and ride a truck to the pumpkin patch.
We had a lot of fun, and probably a little too much because my wife
dropped our camera filled with hundreds of photos saved on a 4GB
memory card. We took turns looking for it but it was next to
impossible, like searching for a needle in a haystack (or pumpkin
patch for that matter). We eventually gave up and Farmer Ron said that
they sometimes do turn up when his crew goes and clears up the patch.
I thought it was a lost cause, until I got the call from Ron
yesterday. Sweet. A family friend found it buried in the soil, so I
was surprised it even turned up. I guess we must have trampled over it
while making a sweep of the patch field.

Farmer Ron and his crew are one of the good guys.

(Rondriso Farm, 8390 172nd Street, Surrey, BC; http://www.rondriso.com)

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