This weeks WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is Fall…
The first signs that Fall has arrived in Southeast Texas are not the cooler temperatures or the leaves falling from the trees. Our first sign that Fall has arrived are the enormous bins of pumpkins that appear overnight at the local grocer or produce stand.
Muskee de Provence
These particular pumpkins are referred to as Cinderella Pumpkins. They come in a variety of colors; the orange and green shown here, light blue and green as well as striped. Pumpkins with this shape are also known as heirloom pumpkins and are wonderful addition to a fall harvest display(shameless foreshadowing).
“I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion” Henry David Thoreau
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Pumpkin soup or pie anyone? hehe 🙂
Yes I’ll have both with a side of pumpkin bread smeared with cream cheese!
I like this!
I am holding off on my fall photo. There is a tree that is magnificent in the fall and I have been waiting a whole year to photograph it.
Anxiously waiting for that photo.
I wonder if these pumpkins came from Michigan? This year we’re shipping our pumpkin crop far and wide to make up for the shortages in other places caused by Hurricaine Irene and other bad weather.
I will check the label next time I visit the grocery store. You have peeked my curiosity.
This reminds me of the pumpkin festival in Half Moon Bay. So beautiful. The orange colors always brings a mix of fun, happiness, of sweet dreams ahead. Thanks.
I would like to visit Half Moon Bay with or without a festival.
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Thoreau had the right idea:
“I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion” Henry David Thoreau
Here’s to pumpkins a plenty.
I will take the crowd so long as everyone has there own pumpkin seat.
That’s a great quote by Henry David Thoreau!! Never heard that before. Lovely photo, can almost smell the pumpkins.
I had not heard that quote until today…it was perfect for the post.
I agree with Nancy and I love pumpkin eating season!
I found two new pumpkin recipes last night…stay tuned!
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large pumpkins indeed – we make a soup out of pumpkins …
I will be making roasted pumpkin soup and pumpkin bread at some point this season.
I love the pumpkins with the green coloring, and I have to wonder if there might be a glass slipper inside one of the Cinderella Pumpkins 🙂
Surely there is a glass slipper waiting just for us.
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I agree – pumpkins are a great sign of Fall. The Cinderella pumpkins are one of my favorites because they have such a pretty shape.
If it weren’t for the pumpkins and Halloween, I would probably miss Fall here 🙂
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Cinderella pumpkins, so beautiful in both shape and colors. reminded my of the magical carriage that brought Cinderella to the ball.
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The pumpkins look so succulent! 🙂
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Fall is my second favortie season, with winter being my first. I live in WI where we can enjoy four seasons and the beautiful colors of fall are just starting.
I noticed that you subscribed to my blog, thank you! I am very interested in reading more of yours. How did you find me?
I came upon your blog by way of the Island Traveler…your camping photos are wonderful!
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