Honey, honey . . .

[lavendertook]

Ah, sugar . . . Sugar maple, brightest of them all! It's what makes New England and Ontario especially so grand in the fall. I'm not sure how far up north in Canada they do a good display--please chime in, Canadian flistmates. We don't have so many here, and there are fewer south of here. They kept a long display here this year, though many of them got rained off by their peak, and I guess most of us humans got rained in from seeing them. I love them pre-peak best, though, when they still have a lot of green to contrast with the flames.


Behold the colorful stuffses!!!




We're coming to the northwest corner of the lake now, where there's a hill that goes up from the lake with lots of picnic tables and grills, a playground, basketball court, small amphitheater, nice new restroom, the parking lot behind them, along with a couple of cherry trees and sugar maples, and some pines.

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[shirebound]

I crave a basic flat NY style pizza. Thin well-baked crust, authentic Italian (not Mexican-Italian) sauce... *drools*

Talking serious business here, hobbit-style.

[lavendertook.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, my local fav is a flat crust--a sweetish dough I like (not brick ovened), but perhaps not as crusty as you like, and the sauce is really good and flavorful. They load on the mozzarella and oil, though, maybe more than you would like--more substantial than a beach pizza and less burned on the bottom. Similar to the consistency of Papa John pizzas, if you have that chain out there, but better. There are others, of course, if that doesn't look like the pizza of your heart's content. I'm thinking you might like something crispier with less cheese better. More like Sbarro's?

Re: Talking serious business here, hobbit-style.

[shirebound]

Oh gosh, authentic Italian pizza. This is serious business indeed. We'll have to go pizza-questing sometime.