It Must Be Fall

[Ron Scott]

The Pumpkin Farm; fall 2008

[tyb525]

Can't really tell, but those look pretty big.

[SwampDonkey]

Drove by the same thing on the way to thanksgiving dinner. On the way back I saw a young fellow and his 5 year old son out in the middle of them and it reminded me of Gregg and Zack.  8)

[thecfarm]

Looks like a lot of them.The way I tell Fall is here,the number of cars and trucks  going up and down the road that I don't recognized.We live on a dead end dirt road.

[SwampDonkey]

I get that kind of traffic even in dead of winter. Up at my aunts is dead end in winter. But, it is paved so that draws outsiders to see where it goes. They'll go up then, be back down in 2 minutes. I fear as soon as she gets to the stage (age) she has to go live somewhere else the low lifes will move in and break up the place as they have done to most abandoned houses in the area. Boose and dope make people stupid. This time of year I see new beer cans along the road every day.  There is already a lot up the road with a travel trailer sitting on it for the town dope heads to congregate. :

[Ron Scott]

Yes, there are many of all sizes, many are very large needing two or more people to carry them. Photos only show a few in a small area of this large farm.

[Tom]

that's a lot of pie, Ron.  I don't know if I can handle that many, but I'll try. 

[Jeff]

Photo from my driveway on Peasley road looking south. 


An old Birch




View looking east on South Caribou rd., just around the corner a bit from Peasley

[SwampDonkey]

Awesome. Our trees are pretty much all bare, but the maples are still holding on in some groves as well as the aspen. My woodlot is pretty much bare. In NS they would still have leaves like over your way Jeff. I see a big old scaly yellow birch in one picture.

[Jeff]

Its the same tree in both photos. Just different perspectives.