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I love this photo. I was raised in upstate New York (near Binghamton) and our relatives lived in southern New Hampshire. The fog and the orange pumpkins on the wagon brings childhood memories of fall and the leaves turning. I live in the Pacific Northwest and miss the colors in the fall, though I have learned to find them among the firs and cedars–vine maples and aspens, if I can make a road trip.
It’s really the mood you’ve captured for me, and the photo is lovely in itself. We used to have a vegetable stand at the road and used the honor system. Wondering: how’s our honor doing these days? I love your blogs, Pat. Keep writing and taking photos. Loved your “breakfast at the counter.” Made me laugh and I need all the laughter I can get. Safe travels.
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I’m so glad my photo touched your heart and memory, Ashley
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Looks like the frost will be on the pumpkins soon. 🙂
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If there is it will be a quirk. We are having several days of above average temps. Right now it is 95 degrees. I long for frosty mornings and 70 degree days – fall weather.
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I love pumpkins, piles and piles of them!
Sad to say, we don’t get to see many of these in Singapore, only very small ones in the supermarket. So, I will have to enjoy them vicariously through photos like these! Thank you!
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The small ones are the ones we use for pies. These will be carved for Halloween on Oct. 31 or used for decoration.
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Ah, pumpkin pie! Can’t wait for Thanksgiving to roll around; I have a friend who bakes me one of these lovely pies at our dinner together!
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Pat – this is very nice – perfect for a silent post – the fog adds so much with the strong horizontal.
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Thanks. I had a good time taking photos in the fog that day and this was at an Amish roadside stand. I, too loved the horizontal lines.
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