Many Jewish communities have "sukkah hops" where families visit one another sukkahs. Here is an online hop I put together featuring a few of my favorite sukkahs.

TOP TWO AND BOTTOM LEFT: SHAFFER/SMITH PHOTOGRAPHY
I created the first three for my book, Jewish Holiday Style. Clockwise from top left: My garden sukkah boasted a real candelabra and an arched lattice entry; we shot this sukkah on the Connecticut shoreline--don't live near the beach? Use sailcloth for the walls and lots of blues and whites to get that beachy feel; city dwellers have their sukkah on a rooftop or balcony--the topiaries add to the "Park Ave" look; I adore this roof made up of real fruit--amazing!
Now it's your turn. Do you have a sukkah that you're proud of? Send me your photo at ritabrownstein@yahoo.com. If I get enough, I'll do another sukkah hop starring your sukkahs!
Now it's your turn. Do you have a sukkah that you're proud of? Send me your photo at ritabrownstein@yahoo.com. If I get enough, I'll do another sukkah hop starring your sukkahs!
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