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Climate change is causing peak foliage to arrive more than a week later than it did in the 1950s, but other factors that shape the timing and brilliance of the change of colors have also increased seasonal unpredictability.
Climate change is causing peak foliage to arrive more than a week later than it did in the 1950s, but other factors that shape the timing and brilliance of the change of colors have also increased seasonal unpredictability.
Merrill Danforth, 93 of Gardiner, dines at the bean supper on Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
Merrill Danforth, 93 of Gardiner, left, and his daughter serve themselves from dishes of casserole during bean supper on Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church. They both said that they'd been long time church members and volunteers in the past and are now regularly attend.
Diners pass bowls of baked beans, casseroles and brown bread around communal tables just after Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
The Rev. Richard Eifert, right, collects tickets just after doors opened for bean supper at Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
Donna White carries a casserole that had been warming in the oven out to diners Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
Volunteer Charles Izzy cuts slices of homemade pies as they prepare for the bean supper. on Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
A volunteer stirs crockpot of homemade beans Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
One of the homemade pies donated for bean supper sits on counter on Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
A crock pot of beans cooked at a volunteer's home sits hot on the counter Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
Tyler Trott sets metal silverware next to paper plates as he prepares for that afternoon's bean supper Saturday at Randolph United Methodist Church.
