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Saturdays plumpest pumpkin hit the scales at Pumpkinfest 2023 in Port Elgin weighing in at 1596.50 pounds. To get there it was grown in St. Thomas by a man named John Butler, and Butler got the seed from a man in Alaska.

John Butler of St. Thomas won first prize at Pumpkinfest 2023 in Port Elgin, with his winning entry tipping the scales at 724.16 kilograms

Saturdays plumpest pumpkin hit the scales at Pumpkinfest 2023 in Port Elgin weighing in at 1596.50 pounds. To get there it was grown in St. Thomas by a man named John Butler, and Butler got the seed from a man in Alaska.

Saturdays plumpest pumpkin hit the scales at Pumpkinfest 2023 in Port Elgin weighing in at 1596.50 pounds. To get there it was grown in St. Thomas by a man named John Butler, and Butler got the seed from a man in Alaska.

Saturdays plumpest pumpkin hit the scales at Pumpkinfest 2023 in Port Elgin weighing in at 1596.50 pounds. To get there it was grown in St. Thomas by a man named John Butler, and Butler got the seed from a man in Alaska.

Jim and Kelsey Bryson’s 1,777.5-pound pumpkin was the heaviest at this year’s Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, but the father-daughter duo from southwestern Quebec…

Jim and Kelsey Bryson’s 1,777.5-pound pumpkin was the heaviest at this year’s Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, but the father-daughter duo from southwestern Quebec…

Jim and Kelsey Bryson’s 1,777.5-pound pumpkin was the heaviest at this year’s Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, but the father-daughter duo from southwestern Quebec…

Jim and Kelsey Bryson’s 1,777.5-pound pumpkin was the heaviest at this year’s Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, but the father-daughter duo from southwestern Quebec…

Jim and Kelsey Bryson’s 1,777.5-pound pumpkin was the heaviest at this year’s Port Elgin Pumpkinfest, but the father-daughter duo from southwestern Quebec…