Late September
It’s cranberry harvest time in Southeastern Massachusetts and that means I’m seeing this as I drive to and from work:
And also this:
And this, too:
It’s a beautiful site to see . . . flooded bogs with ruby red berries floating on the surface. It makes me really glad to live where I do.
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Those cranberries are almost prettier than changing leaves (and you’ve got some of those starting, too)! Thanks for sharing.
So pretty. I can’t wait for the bags of cranberries to start showing up in the grocery stores!! I always freeze some and I’m just about to run out…
It is a beautiful site! And so perfectly . . . FALL. (And I’m always reminded of the time I visited you . . . and we came across a cranberry bog on a drive – maybe even that very one??? Such a fun remembrance of my Massachusettes adventure!) XO
What a great sight! I used to watch the various harvests when I was commuting. It always interesting to see how the view change. Thanks for sharing those photos with us.
That is such an amazing thing to see in person — I’ve only ever seen it in Ocean Spray commercials!
That is amazing! And now I need to get some fresh cranberries for my smoothies
Some of my greatest memories growing up involved cranberry bogs in one way or another. Thanks for the pictures.
I love when you share images of all those cranberries! What a gorgeous sight!
That’s so cool!
I love seeing those cranberries in the wild! and anticipating them showing up in my grocery store soon … a true Seasonal Sign!