It’s November, and the leaves are almost gone.
And so is the growing season, so put away what you’ve got!
While the end of harvest is coming, “eating season” is upon us and my mind turns to fall food.
Like cranberries (so that’s what a cranberry bog looks like!) . . .
. . . and for you carnivores, turkey, of course.
People start to decorate their homes with Autumn fodder. In this case, literally, by growing squash on the roof!
And with the ever-present and abundant cornucopia.
Pheasants come to mind, with all of their autumnal plumage.
Speaking of which, November is the prime of hunting season!
And it's also the prime of tamer indoor pursuits . . . like shopping.
There’s one thing that perhaps everyone can agree on, and that is that the colder weather and the holiday season move us indoors . . .
but that means more time with friends and family,
. . . and more good eats!
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