'Tis that time of year. Halloween, apple pickin', school's started, sun sets early, days are getting shorter, crisp air, holiday's are coming and everyone is moving a little more quickly. There are more things to do, less time to do them and it's getting a little too chilly to relax a la summer anyway. Tonight is the the annual Village Halloween Parade - one of the biggest parades in the country with 1 million attending. I will be photographing the event and putting up the images on this site for the next couple of days. And don't forget to change your clocks this weekend - set them back one hour Sunday morning (November 4th this year) at 2 AM ...
Regarding the photo (taken in
Union Square): I learned today that the small squash-like fruit in the photo is not a gourd (as I had thought) but a miniature pumpkin - a variety known as Jack Be Little. They can be used for decoration or eating. They are perfect for stuffing and I understand quite delicious. The skin is edible if boiled for 5 minutes before baking.
Postings related to Union Square:
Heirloom Tomatoes,
Union Square Greenmarket,
Republic,
Vintage Mural,
One-Man Band,
Luna Park Cafe,
Gentleman Peeler,
Flora,
Zeckendorf,
Reverend Billy,
W Hotel,
Towers,
Metronome, Union Square.
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