Here's another "who would have guessed this headline?"
Yesterday's escaped murderer holding out in Longwood Gardens is still at large, and the Mushroom Festival - Kennet Square is known for its Portobello Mushroom crop, is set to begin. There are 400 officers in the search team along with multiple helicopters.
Because I searched for the escaped prisoner topic, this promo popped up yesterday. It is for Kingston Penitentiary. This seems to me to be surreal - here's the promo:
Pumpkinferno at Kingston Pen
"Canada’s oldest penitentiary and popular historical site is about to glow in the dark this Halloween season. How, you may ask? Pumpkinferno is taking over Kingston Pen for the first time ever and showcasing the most elaborate, creative, and spook-tacular glowing pumpkin creations. Here’s what to know.
Pumpkinferno at Kingston Pen after dark is new for the site and is sure to round up eager attendees for what’s to be an exciting fall event.
You’ll surely find yourself mesmerized “as the historic site is transformed into an enchanted wonderland of glowing pumpkins,” according to Kingston Pen Tours. Guests of all ages are welcome to explore the Jack-O-Lantern exhibit and take pictures of the sculptures."
Having been on a tour of the Kingston Pen, it remains a haunting experience for me. I can't imagine it transforming into frolic fun after-dark.
Here's a picture from our tour a few years ago. There's a wall that I can't imagine being scaled in a crab walk. But who knows?
We didn't get to Durango or Santa Fe on our Denver trip. I found this image from the last visit in 2017 - the beautiful white aspen trunks cascade down the mountainside and reflect in the lake below.
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