The morning after the storm dawned clear and on the chilly side. I expected to see trees down but I saw none. A lot more leaves on the ground.
The water level on the lake is high but with all the rain that is not surprising.
I couldn't resist picking up a few more leaves to bring home and press. I find them so irresistible. Pick up any heavy book in my house and you're almost guaranteed to find pressed leaves.
This afternoon I plan on baking bread and making a pot of soup. What are your plans?
Thanks for visiting. Granny Marigold
I'm trying to get 200 cloves of garlic planted. Only a month late, but better than never!
ReplyDeleteA pot of soup and fresh baked bread sound delicious. Here we are anticipating our first snowstorm of the year....if at least it would grant us a cancelled school day then there would be a silver lining in the cloud! If that is the case then I too will enjoy the day in the kitchen.
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Hi! Beautiful pictures of your walk. I spent the day having lunch with Gracie and doing errands and visiting a couple that will be leaving for FL in Dec. Nancy
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful place for a walk. We too were out walking on this crisp, clear morning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I am a leaf freak too :)
ReplyDeleteHi G.M gorgeous photos! I have been known to have leaves in heavy books too.
ReplyDeleteI am just making raisin bread right now. We have been having warm,rainy weather but that is to change by the weekend.
You have such a beautiful place to walk. We didn't have a lot of pretty leaves this fall. Not like we normally have . I was looking back at some of your old posts. You have so many pretty things...your teacups and bears, etc. I looked at your first post and it was was Thanksgiving. Your table was set so beautifully! I enjoy your blog!
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