CREEPY...IN A WONDERFUL WAY!

My brother shared these with me last
Halloween.
I'm returning his favor this year.

He got them off the web,
not sure if they are done by the
same artist or not

but they are quite impressive.

We usually don't carve our
pumpkins

if I had this kind of talent
maybe I would.

What about you?

Get your butcher knife out
and get carving.

AMISH COUNTRY

Back home today after a week of travel. Susan and I took a road trip up to Leonardtown Maryland. We visited our brother Rick and his wife Terry for a few days, then up to New York to see my niece Kate and her boyfriend, Dylan.

One of the day trips we took was to an Amish Farmer's Market.

It was late in the day when we got there and Terry told us many of the vendors were already gone. It was still amazing to our eyes. The flowers and produce was beautiful.

The rows of pumpkins put us in the mood for Halloween and Fall decorating.

Even though it was late, people were still shopping for their dinners.

If we hadn't been traveling, I would have taken these home!

Mouth watering watermelon.

One of the things I love about traveling is it gives you a chance to glimpse other people and their lifestyles. It makes you either jealous or thankful, or maybe a little of both.