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SLIDESHOW: Foraging for food around town this fall

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on September 12, 2010

Music is the traditional tune Indian Killed a Woodcock performed by Drew Howard and The Weepers

Pumpkins on a stick

My friend Alisha and I embarked on a photo and video excursion to capture some images about fall food. We began our trip at the Sugar Bush Supplies Company farm on Okemos Road. Owner Rich Fogle maintains a herd of about 250 cows, milking about 100 happy animals as the pictures attest.

Then it was off to the Meridian Farmers Market, where we had the chance to see “pumpkins on a stick” (which are actually ornamental eggplants). Next was a brief trip to the Lansing City Market before we called it a day and had lunch at LaMai’s Thai Kitchen. (The Apple Yum salad is to die for.)

Doesn’t food taste even better in the fall?

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Bonnie Bucqueroux

Bonnie Bucqueroux retired from Michigan State University’s School of Journalism to devote herself to pushing the boundaries of online storytelling. A National Magazine Award winner, Bucqueroux built her first website in 1996, and she is credited with having the first campaign blog of any candidate running for Congress (when she ran for the 8th Congressional seat as the Green Party candidate in 2000).

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