I shot this story around this time last year. It's about a group of Jews in Boston who wanted local, Kosher meat for their Thanksgiving celebrations. They spent a day on a farm, where they watched the ritual slaughter and helped to de-feather the turkeys by hand. For more details, see the captions with the images. They were a lovely, caring, and socially-aware group of people. I am thankful to have had the opportunity to spend a day with them.
Warning: Some images in the slideshow are somewhat graphic, and not for the faint-of-heart.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you-- local and non-local, Kosher and non-Kosher, turkey-eaters and non-turkey-eaters.
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Sarah, that's amazing. I wish I had gone to a farm to get my own turkey. I love it. And you! Happy THanksgiving :) -vsg
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