While walking through a trail in the woods a couple of months ago when in northern California, I came upon this structure, pictured above. I wondered, is it a shelter that was built to rest in on a hot day? It is only tall enough for an adult or two to sit up underneath it, at its highest point, and for a few children to sit or lay down under. I also thought of a Sukkah, and wondered if it was built for a family to sit under during Sukkot. It looked quite strange in the middle of the woods, the only structure there.
Today’s “Religion” section of the Huffington Post has a lovely article regarding Sukkot.
Judaism 101 has good information and explanations.
Chabad has excellent information and tips.
Pumpkin Challah, anyone? How about apple and honey challah?
Read a heart-warming article on one person’s grandfather and his etrog collection.
Wishing those who celebrate Sukkot a joyous one! Chag Sameach!
Chag Sameach
Thank you, Batya. Chag Sameach to you and yours.
I liked reading about the etrog collection. Too bad it did not get saved.
I liked reading about it, also. Yes, it is a shame it wasn’t saved.
Thank you for all the links Lorri! Chag Sameach.
Thank you, Gabriella. Chag Sameach!