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Harvest
Published 1:00 am Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Chris and Gabriella Sechrist of Enumclaw chop freshly-picked cabbage for cole slaw for a small crowd during Cascade 4H Home-Ec’s harvest Sunday at the Enumclaw fairgrounds. The 4-H students planted the garden in the spring
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