November in Frontenac State Park: Moon of the hunt, and of hunkering down

One sparkly night it’s Halloween and you’re sneaking a few of those diminutive, overpriced Almond Joys you bought even though (and perhaps because) you know kids don’t prefer them. The next morning you wake up and it’s — November.

November is a no-nonsense month, starting out with Dia de los Muertos, that macabre, merry reminder that we’re all doomed, and ending with snow and cold fierce enough to remind us that we are still very much alive, and that we better start dressing in layers if we want to stay that way.

 


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