Holding on to July 4th while anticipating Halloween in this c. 1745 home.
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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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September
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- Time Traveler
- Ancient Mariners of Connecticut
- Faces from the Colonial Faire and Muster
- Colonial Faire & Muster of Fyfe and Drums
- Lincoln Library
- Skywatch Friday
- My Tree - Early Fall
- Boat House
- How High is that Corn?
- Last Day of Summer
- Up from the Ashes
- Fruit of the Dogwood
- Skywatch Friday
- Between the Holidays
- Mum's the Word
- Kickin' up Some Dust
- The Mall
- Mass Ave Bridge
- Sedum Autumn Joy
- September 11 Memorial Garden
- A Man Out Standing in His Field
- 1715 Farmhouse
- Ground Control
- Police Action
- Seniors' Cruise
- Grapes
- Skywatch Friday
- Tomb Raider
- Pick your Picnic Spot
- Theme Day: Big
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September
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6 comments:
A little too early for the real thing.
I read somewhere that Halloween is second only to Christmas in the U.S. Kids must get very excited once the Halloween goodies start showing up in the stores!
EG, much to parents' chagrin, candies start appearing in the store in late August! They're probably stale by the end of October. Halloween parties are now all the rage, especially for adults.
Isn't Halloween in October?
Things really have gotten nuts! We were in a craft store the other day and they were closing out their Halloween stuff and putting up Christmas stuff. Yikes!
For me, Fall is the fastest season. So, before I forget, "Happy New Year 2010!"
This is funny. Even here some lazy guy has still out Christmas decorations from last year...
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