The Fish-Eyed Sides

Fish-Eye Faces for Thanksgiving

Jake & Sara. Really!

















Aunt Judy























Aunt Nan























Chris Crosson

Thanksgiving 2010

Franklin's sister, Nan, makes the family recipe for oyster
dressing starting with the toasting of the toast.
















Franklin getting under the turkey's skin with farm bacon.
















Another fish-eye look at the spread which must always
include lots of non-alcoholic fizzy drinks.
















Ace grins and bears it at the men's football game.

Thanksgiving @ The Sides 2010

Sara's fisheye lens lets you see the whole room.

























Franklin readies the wild turkey Walker shot. We had wild
turkey and venison - quite the authentic meal.

More Powder Puff 2010

Susan guards Sara (Jake's girlfriend) on the left

















Full-field shot. This is the same place we have square dances
weddings and football games.

Powder Puff Football 2010

Before:













After:
















I'm on the white team.

Fire & Ice

Jarrahdale and Kabocha winter squash drying on racks.
After the curing process, they'll be ready to give to the
foodbanks for use as a baked vegetable or in pies and pastries.
The flesh of both varieties are dark and sweet.
















We also grew Baby Pam, a small, baking pumpkin. Most
jack-o-lantern pumpkins are NOT for eating. This is a pie
pumpkin and it too, has sweet, dark flesh.

















A view from under the drying rack.