The Jewish Harvest holiday of Sukkot starts this Wednesday, Oct 12th and continues for a week. During this time, people eat their meals outdoors under a sukkah (or little hut), decorated with corn, gourds, pumkins and other harvest-inspired decor. It's traditional to say a blessing during this holiday while holding the lulav (palm leaves) and etrog (a type of citrus, pictured at right).
Photo by Erin Gleeson.
The Jewish Harvest holiday of Sukkot starts this Wednesday, Oct 12th and continues for a week. During this time, people eat their meals outdoors under a sukkah (or little hut), decorated with corn, gourds, pumkins and other harvest-inspired decor. It's traditional to say a blessing during this holiday while holding the lulav (palm leaves) and etrog (a type of citrus, pictured at right).
Photo by Erin Gleeson.
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