Fall is wonderful time of year in these parts. After shivering in the fog for an entire summer, we finally are alotted a bit of warmth. The glow of the sun complements the squash, pumpkins and gourds that pop up everywhere you go in October, the loveliest month of our year. I cook, carve, paint, decorate, pile and spread them out at every opportunity. Some photos of yesterday's trip to the pumpkin patch - where I wore
shorts - are below. Tonight: a butternut squash casserole featuring spinach and creme fraiche. What a wonderful season!
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| As important as the shape of the body is the stem. |
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| Princess pumpkins can be much more interesting visually than the standard orange - but the stems generally are not as good. |
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| The haystack maze is an annual ritual cherished by the children. |
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