I am starting to see hints of fall in the items seen at the local farmers’ markets. Baby butternut squash are my current favorite. They are the perfect size for a single serving. I can’t wait for the current heat wave to break so I can roast one of these lovelies.
The moon late at night has been orange. Hard to capture but this shot reminds me that All Hallows Eve will be here soon.
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