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| Fall foliage on Solebury Mountain in Solebury, PA (Photo: Charlie Sahner) |
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Friday, October 17, 2014
Another fall foliage photo on Solebury Mountain
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Leaves Falling On a Drippy, Windy Day in Downtown New Hope PA
The trees of New Hope PA try to hold onto their colorful, leafy coats on a windy, wet weekend in the historic downtown section of Bucks County's most popular tourist destination.
While some bargain shoppers are seen about as the sun peeks out for brief moments here and there, many visitors have sought shelter in lunchtime favorite Karla's Restaurant on West Mechanic Street, or in John and Peter's on Main Street for a quick brew.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Annual "Oyster Pork Supper" in Carversville, PA this Saturday
The flyer posted above at Bob's Exxon in Lambertville NJ reminded me that we were due soon for an annual pig-out not to be missed: the Oyster Pork Supper at the Carversville Christian Church. A local tradition since 1871, the menu interestingly combines a twist on the surf-n-turf theme, with roasted pork and hand-dipped fried oysters as the culinary centerpoint.
One can also sample the homemade gravy, applesauce, and pepper hash, along with home cooked stewed tomatoes, and creamed corn (yum!). And don't forget the coffee, tea, iced tea, and assorted homemade desserts!
Prices are reasonable at $19 for adults ($20 takeout) and $8 for kids. There will also be plenty of crafts, baked goods, jams and treats made by the women of Carversville Church, and a a quilt raffle (heavens to Betsy!).
The church is located in Carversville, PA just north of New Hope, PA via Route 32 or via Aquetong Road off Route 202 (Carversville Christian Church, 3736 Aquetong Road, 214.297.5166, carversvilleucc@verizon.net).
It's all taking place this Saturday, October 17, from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00, unless they run out of stuff sooner.
It's oysters. It's pork. We're on a mission from God!
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Last Warm, Leafy Days of Fall in New Hope PA
The empty mule shed on the Delaware Canal in New Hope PA stands quietly in the afternoon sun on a recent day.
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