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I found baking pumpkins at the store and got one for a pumpkin curry, but I think it's cute. It's going to be hard to cut it up...
The Keene Pumpkin Festival is featured on the cover of my 2013 New England Reflections Calendar. As usual, all the proceeds go to support the Cheshire Meidcal Center Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program and as usual I am pathetically late with getting the calendar out. Check out a few more of the images from this years calendar:
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These are some of the pumpkins we carved last night on Halloween. Why yes, that is Trogdor the Burninator, carved by Boris.
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I think this is the first year I didn't get a pumpkin. I guess there is still time! I usually get one and disect it with my class. We talk about the seeds and play with the gooey insides!
A ripe pumpkin patch ready for the Halloween harvest. Click here or on the image to view LARGER and on black. (This is one of 6 images in this series -- see below.)
This is a little family farm surrounded by development. They sell their produce direct to the public. The pumpkins can be chosen and picked right out of the field, which is why the pumpkin vines are quite beaten down. I took this photo a week ago --only two days after they opened the field to the public, and already almost one-half of the pumpkins were gone! (I photographed with a medium telephoto lens to stack up and concentrate what was left.) I saw many pumpkins larger than these being carted away. Next year, I'll try to plan ahead and be there on opening day.
Photo techniques for this image: See the 8th comment, below.
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