Saturday, October 13, 2007

Harvest Time




I think my favorite time of year is the Fall, with the earth tones and harvest decorations and the general sense of gratitude. Homes and stores here are deocrated with lots of pumpkins, mums, corn stalks, wreaths, leaves, sunflowers -- I love it. The Canadian Thanksgiving was October 6, and since they have a shorter Fall than we do, they are ahead of us on the West coast. (In fact, John and I have to pick our RV parks carefully now because many are closed for the season. Some have shown us pictures of what it looks like in the winter -- covered with snow!)
I'm including some photos where I tried to capture the fall decor. I missed the "field of scarecrows" in one pasture. I also missed the house with pumpkins above and below every window and roof line all around the house, sort of like we do Christmas lights on houses, only these were hundreds of pumpkins! (I'll probably add more to this posting as we travel around Massachusetts and other New England states.)

1 comment:

~ Glo ~ said...

Hi Gayle and John,

My, these are some lovely photos. You continue to knock my socks off, Gayle, with your ability to frame a shot! Fall in the east is beautiful! I am enjoying our fall colors and temperatures here, too. Life chugs on. We have had some challenging family issues, but things seem smoother right now. Looks like you two are enjoying your journey.

Blessings and love to you both, Glo