Charlie couldn't help but take a selfie with his first oversized pumpkin! These kinds of crops are always a lot of work, and he sees this garden as something of a second child -- of course he'll be proud of what grows there. 

Laurel brought along their rooster, Brownie, and entered him into the competition. He looked a bit skeptical of the whole process. 

Marion gave the grocery stand owner a Finchwick Favor! It may have just been a single mushroom or berry but the locals are so gracious that they accept everything with a smile. 

Eggs waited to be judged on one side of the fair. Well, one lone green egg. I hope that one green egg got the result that it wanted. 

Marion made sure to give Brownie a pep talk before judging began. He looked incredibly bored with the whole thing, or he may have been sleeping, but Marion didn't care. 

Meanwhile, Laurel played peek-a-boo with this fella. The local behind her certainly didn't jive well with that situation. 

The judge, who also happened to be the Major, wasn't very impressed with any of the entries this time around. 

Laurel spoke as highly of Brownie as she could, in hopes of a good result. 

In the end, a participation ribbon was all that was earned. For the family's first entry, though, they'll take it. 

The ducks truly never stop swimming. Nocturnal ducks. 

Oh, no! While foxes certainly can be a nuisance, they hadn't been too bad to the Cornelia family yet. Despite running through their house once or twice, they would still be sad if they saw this one reach the end of his life. 

While the humans missed seeing Grim, the fox's buddy did not. How sad!

Next time, Marion reaches the next stage in her life and goes exploring with Collin.