Lately, I find myself brewing up pots of soup on these chilly evenings here in the mid-Atlantic and as much as I enjoy the crisp, cold air, the thought of snuggling up indoors is my idea of true comfort. But, when outdoors it is wondrous seeing colorful leaves falling to the ground, markets filled with pumpkins and the occasional sunrise that makes this time of year so spectacular {see last post Sunday Traditions}!
Vegetables from the farmers market and the gardens of Heath are tossed into a pot to make earthy broths for soups or stews to serve during lunch or dinner.
Picturesque pumpkins and squash from local markets are beautiful this time of year. So, when driving through the mountains one cannot help snapping a few photos.
And, lastly these fabulous tomatoes just picked from the garden this afternoon by my brother John, who almost pulled the plants up a week ago during the first frost, but thought it best to leave them in the ground for a second harvest and these were the result! I cannot wait to make my delicious marinara sauce this weekend!!
Harvest stylishly,
K
Stylish Heath 
Beautiful picture of the landscape at Heath replete with the gorgeous fall colors. And there’s nothing better than homemade soup……save a bowl for me. 🙂
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The harvest is coming now and will have enough vegetables stored for a tasty pot of soup when you arrive!!!
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Nice landscape. Really colorful and the variety of plants and shrubs. Fancy there at Heath. Love Autumn……………………………..
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The beauty is in the simplicity of colors and the landscape!!!
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Those are the tomatoes that I love…we are at the very end of them now, but some roadside stalls are selling the off for 5€ for 6kg….very nice pictures indeed.
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Thank you for the gracious complement, our neighbor across the street also love these heirlooms and we have told her to come over and pick whatever she needs for soups, stews or dinner!!!
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