Not so far away, also in Fanwood, we move along to Dana and Mitch's sukkah:
Speaking of fun, here's Adrienne's sukkah, in Cranford, NJ:
Lego my lulav!
Last, but not least, is a sukkah I actually got to visit, Rabbi Joel and Michelle Abraham's:
And there's my family eating cookies inside. You'll notice it's from a kit similar to ours. We both got ours from The Sukkah Project. They used pine branches on top, which smell much nicer than whatever I've got and apparently stay up better in the wind.
That's it for today! Hope you get a chance for your own sukkah hop. Don't forget--you can visit sukkahs at local synagogues, JCCs, college campuses and just about anywhere else you find Jews. Don't be afraid to ask! It's as much a mitzvah to invite people into the sukkah as it is to "live" in one.
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