There are crates of pumpkins still dusty from the field
Around New England in autumn , orange is the new pink!
Unless of course its white.
Baskets brimming with pumpkins waiting to decorate the mantle, front porch, back steps or even baked into a delicious dessert.
Where ever you live , whatever farm road you travel down, or neighborhood you pass through on your way home from work.
Make sure you stop in for a closer look and treat yourself to a pumpkin. Its always best to buy local. Happy Fall !!!!
Make sure you stop in for a closer look and treat yourself to a pumpkin. Its always best to buy local. Happy Fall !!!!
Just beautiful! I love seeing all the gorgeous pumpkins! I've now been inspired to make a pumpkin pie this weekend!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures! I would have loved to stop at that farm; what an array! ♥
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love these photos. You never get anything like that here in England. Happens in supermarkets & some farm shops but they are scattered around the county. I also love your dog, Bella. What a beauty :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these photos, they are awesome.
Lily
OMG! I love these pics, they remind me happy moments. I like pumpkins even if I don't like their teste! New England should be lovely in this period of the year!
ReplyDeleteThis is something I really miss...chilly days and pumpkins in fields!
ReplyDeleteWe are finally having a cooler day here in NW Arkansas. Fall is taking it's time this year to arrive. I haven't bought my pumpkins yet but this post makes me want to go shopping right away!
ReplyDeletewell now...you know i LOVED this....oh...autumn in new england {sigh}
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xxx
What beautiful pictures! I just know New England is gorgeous this time of year. Would love to see it for myself. I am definitely going to treat myself to a pumpkin or 10 :)
ReplyDeleteAmy at Verde Farm
I just love pumpkins and your pictures are wonderful! Now I need to go find some pumpkins during my travels this weekend! Thanks for the inspiration and for entering my giveaway!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
I love pumpkins...epecially white ones! Thanks for visiting me..
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annie
I used to love seeing the pumpkin farms when I used to drive around NJ and also the displays on people's apartment steps (stoops??) in NYC when I worked there. Although I'm in Scotland, I now buy a few pumpkins and 'mums' and try to bring a bit of that whole Fall thing here. Lovely post. Did you make your pumpkin fudge? Are you going to share the recipe??!!
ReplyDeleteFirst, I would like to offer a proper "thank you" for stopping by my blog and taking the time to offer a comment. When I see a big old orange pumpkin it just put's a smile on my face. Oh, BTW love the white pumpkins you discovered. Enjoyed reading the facts you offered on apples and your pie looked DELISH! I have added your blog to my side bar and I will be back! Autumn greetings, Julie of Dog Trot Farm.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Bring on the Fall!
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