Tom takes great photos too! Love all those pumpkins!

I've never grown paprikas but harvested a huge amount of cayene today. Drying them for powder.

Thanks!

I grow a lot of different varieties, and we are getting cold nights now too, in the 40's. I'm hoping the peppers will keep growing a bit larger, but tomatoes only have a few, thank goodness. I'm harvesting

What an exciting day you had on the riverboat ride. Too bad he didn't share more about the Indian tribes. I love all the pumpkins and squash; they will look lovely lining your steps.

I too had a very hard time putting it through a sieve, and it is a little gritty, but the hubby didn't care. lol I doubt I will go through the trouble again as it was a lot for a little bit of jelly/jam.

You can only use the berries from the Kousa dogwoods, but not the regular one. It was very sweet!

It was my first time ever making the jam from the Kousa. I too love sweet with savory, and I bet the roast with the salad was fabulous. I often put an onion and apple in my turkey when roasting, so tasty!

Thank you, @ewkaw for your support, always!

They look delicious! Definitely going to make these.

Your mystery squash looks like a pumpkin variety. You got a lot of rain compared to us and it put a hurting on your poor mum. :-(

Darn those Tare Buttons! I did the same with Kimchi! Hopefully you will still enjoy the cabbage.

Thank you, we've had a wild ride all these years. lol

Thank you so much!

Hahaha, too funny!

Thank you so much everyone!

Thank you!

Very well said, I would have to agree with you. Some friends are meant to be for a season, and new ones come at other stages of our journey. ♥

Thank you!

Definitely Swedish from my mothers side of the family. I have seen fairies and even had one say hello to me one day. I see them in photos sometimes in my gardens. Love them!