Randy Orzano's show

The installation included an entire floor of a factory covered in honey-jars, each one with a handmade label.



Randy hung his paintings of bees, and of his two young sons (for some reason I didn't get any shots of them - too preoccupied with the honey jars!) in the hives, where the bees chewed the paper, and deposited wax and propolis in various patterns.









The artist.

An afternoon at Ellsworth Farm

The entrance to Ellworth Farm on Cornwall Bridge Road. We got one of everything!


For people who are going to get a LOT of apples.


It was surprisingly hot today - we overdressed.


The colors of the leaves are spectacular right now.


Apparently it wasn't a great apple season - fewer, and smaller, and scabbier, than usual. The proprietor told us that was due to a very rainy spring - they couldn't spray.


But there were still plenty of apples...


And they taste great!


It's one of the prettiest spots in Sharon.




We got raspberries too - expensive but delicious. Also blueberries but I was too busy picking and eating to photograph them.

Some pretty scenes ...

...from around town:

I guess the monarchs have gone, but the milkweed is still around. (That's my car in the background.)


Sometimes I can't decide which shot I like best of a scene!


So I put both.



Another version of the misty hillside (like this.)