Tag Archives: pumpkins
Halloween Will Be Different This Year
For the first time ever, we won’t be handing out candy to trick-or-treaters. We actually don’t expect to have any kids ring the doorbell this year because of the pandemic. So strange, but that’s 2020 for you. Also, on Halloween … Continue reading
The Hamptons and Montauk
We actually went to New York before Saint Michaels, but I wanted to get those Halloween shots in by October 31. My mother-in-law is in New York, and friends had invited us to a photo expo at the Javits Center. … Continue reading
Old Town Alexandria, part I
This photo was actually taken in January. Who knew pumpkins were so hardy? I saw some in the neighborhood the same week. Old Town Alexandria is very picturesque with all its beautiful old architecture and colorful shops. I love … Continue reading
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Tagged apple green doors, architecture, brick, cart, Old Town Alexandria, pumpkins, purple doors, red door, Va., yellow building
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Pumpkinpalooza, part II
Can you believe the color on these pumpkins? They really are this orange. Have never seen this variety before. Nor these: The ones on the right look like pink lace, don’t they? Did I mention that chickens were running around … Continue reading
Pumpkinpalooza, part I
As I mentioned yesterday, Mr. Prose and I went to Sugarloaf Mountain, with a stop at the coolest pumpkin stand. It’s called Comus Market and is located across from the Comus Inn, a lovely place to eat (red roofs in background.) … Continue reading
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Tagged Comus Inn, Comus Market, Dickerson, gourds, MD, pumpkins, squash, Sugarloaf Mountain foothills
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Pearls & Prose 