Fall

After I got out of work here on Saturday, I went home and pulled the lawnmower out of the garage. I just mowed the lawn last Saturday, but I did it again this week mostly just to get rid of the leaves.
 
This week, before I started to mow, I noticed there didn't seem to be as many leaves as …

Welcome to the second weekend of fall. Or can we call it a last hurrah of summer?

I got to thinking about my favorite warm and hot foods that taste so much better during the colder months of the year.

I wonder what it's like to prepare for winter in locations such as Florida, Arizona and California?

Am I wrong, or are the leaves turning color and falling to the ground sooner that in past years?

Well, the first weekend of fall is in the history books. Okay, probably nothing of major importance would qualify the weekend as something we'd read about 100 years from now.

Fall begins at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday (September 22nd.)

Check out these predicted map progressions of how the leaves change color in our area along with the rest of the United States

I'm not sure why I'm even tackling the question, but summer is about to end, at least unofficially, so can we look into the crystal ball to find an answer, good bad?

Not even the pandemic can stop the Stoughton Farm Corn Maize. It's back and here is this year's theme.