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Articles in Oct 2005 issue of Sunset

• Now get FREE new and improved Bulbs for Life : a floor lamp that spreads sunshine all over a room, and pays for itself!
• Design: inner glow
  by Abigail Peterson
• Perfect pair: enjoy duck and Pinot Noir the Bay Wolf way
  by Sara Schneider
• Grow greens fast: two harvest techniques provide fresh options in the kitchen
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Trend: black plants
  by Julie Chal
• Aspens in SF
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Sweet tarts: turn old-fashioned caramel apples into gourmet treats
  by Charity Ferreira
• Grapes aglow: changing leaves create a vibrant show in a Woodside garden
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Golden Yosemite: quiet hikes and lazy picnics are yours for the taking now
  by Abigail Peterson
• Happy returns
  by Julie Chai
• October favorites: recipes from our readers, tested in Sunset's kitchen
  by Amy Traverso
• Events
• Teenaged in Seattle: mom, dad, two boys, and Jimi Hendrix—a recipe for bliss or disaster?
  by Kimberly Brown Seely
• What to do in your garden in October
  by Julie Chai
• Savory crepes: four great fillings to fold up for dinner tonight
  by Charity Ferreira
• Autumn joy: late-blooming sedum spices up an unthirsty border
  by Colleen Smith
• Now there's more Mendocino to love
  by Amy Wolf
• Build a dry creek bed: add the look of water without the fuss
  by Julie Chai
• Farm fresh: easy recipes to celebrate the pumpkin harvest
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Fall rituals
  by Katie Tamony
• Resort at home: magical ideas from a Phoenix garden
  by Kim Nelson
• The bat cave: check out Pinnacles' new draw
  by Ann Marie Brown
• Coastal Craftsman: our Orange County Idea House updates a classic style for modern living
  by Ann Bertelsen
• Fall color surprises; Fresh ideas for pots: vibrant greens with burnished hues
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Sweets: chocolate nostalgia
  by Charity Ferreira
• Have a hoot: celebrate the owl with a spooky Halloween bash
  by Mary Jo Bowling
• Your guide to the West
• Spice girls: gather gorgeous ingredients—and inspiration—at Boulettes Larder
  by Amy Wolf
• Orange county idea house national sponsors
• Lessons of a school garden: teach children to plant, and put the world at their fingertips
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Orient express: once sleepy, now hot, L.A.'s Chinatown strives for a balance between newfound prosperity and artistic soul. Alexandria Abramian-Mott reports on a neighborhood in flux
  by Alexandria Abramian-Mott
• Dining: Japanese tapas
  by Amy Wolf
• Decorate: pumpkin bouquet
  by Jil Peters
• Sign of the times: New Mexico's Inscription Rock features ancient travelers' markings, and ones merely centuries old
  by Michael Tennesen
• Resources
• Wild west wine: Good Pinot Noir is hard to make, but two mavericks have unlocked its secrets. Want the best Pinot? Here's where to go and what to buy—in every price range
  by Sara Schneider
• Crush without the crowds: Experience the harvest in Lodi's friendly wine country
  by Kate Washington
• Party tips: tailgating
  by Amy Traverso
• Mums
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Inside our Green-Built Idea House: earth-friendly features you can use now
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• The directory
• Five great … Cemeteries worth exploring
  by Lisa Taggart
• Market: fresh chestnuts
  by Elaine Johnson
• Special advertising section
• In the Bozone
  by Peter Fish