While springtime may be the best time of year around Georgetown, mid fall gives it a run for its money. It’s not just the natural beauty–although that’s part of it–residents pitch in too.
Whether it’s a simple pumpkin on the stoop, or something much more elaborate, Georgetowners really seem to get into the spirit of the harvest season. But some perennial favorites stand out. Of course the obvious one is Nancy Taylor Bubes’ house at 31st and Q, which gets into the Halloween spirit more than any other house:
But GM’s neighbor the Kenney’s bring their own Halloween charm to the streets with their daily-changing skeleton:
(as of last night it was a princess skeleton).
And of course, there’s GM’s nemesis: the ginkgo trees. As long as we suffer through their putrid berries, we might as well bask in the brief glow of their brilliant fall foliage:
The other trees aren’t half bad either:
The Georgetown Metropolitan 
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