Indian Summer

Did you know it's probably called that because this was the most common time for Indian raids on settler in the Western Reserve?

Or that in England it used to be called St. Martin's Summer, because it usually ends on St. Martin's Day, 11/11?

Or maybe elsewhere they called it Gypsy's Christmas?

But I like to call it the Days of Last Chance to Wear Only A T-Shirt Around the House Before Winter Comes and You Don't See Your Skin for 4 Months.