Sunday, November 3, 2013

Was today our Indian Summer?

I'm not sure what the temperature has to be to call it Indian Summer, but I suspect today was as good as it's going to get this year.  When Barb called to see if I wanted to join her and Bill on a ride to the beach I jumped at the chance.

After helping to pick a few sauna rocks,  I left her on the beach to take pictures of footprints in the sand.


I decided to give my aching knee a break and not come back down these steps once I hauled my buckets of rocks to the top.


Instead, I spent my time wandering around in the park enjoying the sound of the dry leaves crunching under my feet.



On such a beautiful day, it was hard to believe that November has arrived and it won't be very long before these leaves are covered with snow.

There are still a few trees that are refusing to give up their leaves.



I haven't spent much time with my sewing machine all summer, but on the cold rainy days we've had I've started to cut out fabric and play a little bit - so I suspect I'll find time soon to start stitching.



All this color will have to be my sunshine for awhile.

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  1. Thanks for sharing your day Carol. The photos are beautiful.

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  2. It was a surprise that you captured a tree with that many leaves still intact. And I'm glad you got a shot of those steps. I thought of it, but didn't. Are you planning to join those hexagons by machine? Eeew, what a task!

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    1. I started joining the hexies by machine - but it's frustrating me a bit. Haven't decided if I'll continue or switch to hand sewing. I'll give it another shot today and think about it some more.

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  3. Great pictures ~ those empty swings look lonely. However you put those hexies together, they are going to make one gorgeous quilt. Good luck with construction.
    ~ann~

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