PS....Thanks for all of your kind thoughts about us and the hurricane. We were so lucky. My daughter in Still Pond, MD, and my niece in Arlington, VA, were hit very hard. Gene in Richmond did not have any problems, either. At least the yard and porches are cleared of everything for the winter :-)
I am linking up with Red Wednesday today because all of the trim on the porch is actually red and Wordless Wednesday.
Please do away with word verification.
Wow that is the "Great Pumpkin"! So glad to hear you survived Sandy! My heart goes out to all who were hit so hard.
ReplyDeleteThat is one ginormous pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteGlad you were safe, but sorry to hear that your daughter and niece were hit hard. :(
that is massive! great photo!
ReplyDeleteglad you came through okay. so much widespread damage!
The first thing I said when I saw this was 'wow,that's a big pumpkin'!
ReplyDeleteWe faired well here as well. My son and his family live in Arlington. Luckily only a small branch fell tearing down some strung lights.
He was in Dallas though and is still trying to get home today.
Happy Halloween Genie!
Thank goodness you are alright. We followed hurricane Sandy here on TV al the time. so sad there was so much damage and so many people hurt.
ReplyDeleteWow, you could make a lot of pies with that pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you came through the storm ok and pray that your family is safe.
WOW, that is quite the pumpkin. My brother, Donnie is the farmer in our family for growing pumpkins. He enters the fair every year and has had great success with his pumpkins. I love the photo and that pumpkin is HUGE. love it.
ReplyDeleteI love it! For some reason pumpkins don't like to grow in my yard, no matter how much manure and compost I give them.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you and yours are all OK. That was -- and is -- a bad one.
ReplyDeleteNeat old picture! I want to start scanning.... so many things to do, so little time ;>)