Late season's bounty
Rick Fleming hoses the dirt off a truckload of pumpkins and Hubbard squash at Lopresti Farm in Preston on Tuesday. Fleming, whose uncles own the farm, had just picked the crop and was preparing to stack the produce in a greenhouse next to a farm stand.
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