I Would Eat That Off A Squirrel

or Culinary Adventures in Underemployment

Friday, October 14, 2011

Seeking foliage

The Cape Cod trees are turning slowly; we've had to search out some autumn color elsewhere.

Posted by Jessica at 4:38 PM

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