Simple Joys of the Season
We’ve brought in the last flowers of the year and they are all over the house. I’ve been cooking up (and freezing) tons of homegrown…
We’ve brought in the last flowers of the year and they are all over the house. I’ve been cooking up (and freezing) tons of homegrown…
In Vermont, I chose some dead end lanes to walk down in the light drizzle, mostly protected by a canopy above…
Our heart went out to this forlorn little fellow, so young and soggy… I’ve been sending him good thoughts since, cherishing him as scampering, warm, happy and dry.
As many of you know, I love reflections– metaphorically, spiritually, and even literally. Here are photos of some of the literal sort that I’ve have the opportunity of enjoying recently.
We got invited this weekend to come New Pond Farm and pick some of their surplus before they rip out their garden for the season tomorrow.
Don’t you love driftwood? Here are the photos of It I took on my recent trip to Maine…
I got to see blog reader Jeannine and her dear husband this time in Maine, and we have what my mother used to call a mutual admiration society.
As soon as I dropped her off in Bar Harbor, I hightailed it up Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park to see the sunset.
In preparation for getting solar panels this fall, we had a new roof installed. The weather was perfect and the guys did a great job!
Here are my other miscellaneous photos from a great time…
Last week I posted some sunset photos over this lake, but I thought this light show trumped those.
I love the people at Creative Arts Camp! Here are some photos of them…
A couple of bald eagles took up residence in the tiny island shown in the photo below, opposite the camp beach. This season they had two babies.
I am glad to be back on the shores on Long Lake in Maine for Creative Arts Camp with so many friends and blog readers!