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It's pumpkin time in Greensboro. Youth groups at local churches will set up their pumpkin patches to sell for fundraisers. Families will make an afternoon out of selecting just the right pumpkins to carve. The photo above was taken at the Fresh Market Grocery Store. These pumpkins look mighty fine and, at three for $10, won't break the bank for a little decorating fun. What are your pumpkin purchasing/carving traditions?
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You're 2 kind!
Great pumpkin photo! I just took a pumpkin photo last weekend and will be posting it soon! 3 for $10 is a deal! Kind regards from EAGAN daily photo
Posted by: leif hagen | Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 06:48 AM
Your pumpkins look almost exactly like the pumpkins grown here in Ohio. We do have the occasional "green" pumpkins and some lunatic grows them in square boxes so he can charge five dollars more for a "Square" pumpkin.
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Posted by: Abraham Lincoln | Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 07:07 AM
Those are very nice Pumpkins and I would know, for 14 years I was the local "Pumpkin Lady" and taught kids about how they grow,what can be done with them and then let the kids loose into the corn maze!
That was at Foothill Ranch, now closed after many, many years.
3 for $10 really is a good deal!
We are finally getting some cooler weather (middle 80s) so it is starting to feel like fall here in So Cal.
Picking, prepping and fielding pumpkins is a tough job but so worth it when the afternoons turn sunny over a field of golden ,orange Pumpkins!
Posted by: Janis | Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 11:17 AM
I love this time of year!!
Posted by: Susan | Thursday, October 01, 2009 at 02:45 PM
I see them everywhere. My 7 years old wants to be Lava Turtle on Halloween - it is some character from Mario Nintendo game - I have no clue - I am trying to lure him into more conventional costume - Batman or something. I like the sight of pumpkins and autumn leaves - so cozy - I can almost smell a pie :)
Posted by: Ellie | Monday, October 05, 2009 at 12:32 PM