It seems that Covid has been draining the joy out of things lately.
I find myself consciously searching for activities that will keep my
spirits up. Looking back over and editing my photos confirms that
I am actually very lucky to have had many great post-covid moments.
Since Autumn is my favourite season, I decided to create another
photo blog featuring the delights of my September and October.
time to make chili sauce first fall apple
and out with my six foot pole and mask, I go "a visitin"...
Cambridge with Dina & Mark
Tamarack-Linda's dead trees come down
Covid "entertainment" for neighbours Kathy & Richard and I
Mennonites do not like to have their photos taken but their horses are ok with it.
Heading to Midland
Hedgerow Farm, Sunderland
Newly retired Carolyn and Neil enjoy their amazing chunk of Ontario even more. "The Intimidator" is exactly that; helping tame the overgrown roots and trails.
'Meet you at the rock pile', said Fred to Wilma. Still in Sunderland even though it feels like ItalyNeil's extremely successful honey production...yay Bees!
best toilet brush around Emma's Iris paper folding detail including sushi "grass" and copper screening
Emma's sweet smile Pooch for Pet Medical in Australia
The back, working-side of the teapot shows how each small piece
is folded and taped in place.
Carolyn assists Emma with artworks like my groovy teapot. Great weather permits an Uxbridge porch visit with Sheila and Steve
The "other Finn" watching Koi in Carmel's pond.
walkies in Sunderland for little Lucy Bear Mumma-Sadie is a Bernese Mountain dog....pups were
fathered by a Standard Poodle-Newfie
Tough evening visiting a batch of puppies at Lynda Cunningham's learning the concept of sharing I think my expression says it all! La mousissure au fromage so busy taking these shots, I forgot to get a photo of Carmel saying "Cheeeeeese" meanwhile, in Udora....
"The Rocket" gets overhauled into a guest bunkie.
Yup, it has an outdoor shower. Interior decorated with "We are the Dinosaurs" sets Udora's finest denizens Patricia & Magoo "And then the sun took a step back,
the leaves lulled themselves to sleep
and Autumn was awakened." Raquel Franco
We had an extra long tomato season this year. Second Monarch to hatch in my studio in October. Autumn is long-shadow season.
a blur of Nuthatch Classic cars head indoors until Spring. Many summer flowers were still blooming into November! Looks like a sizable harvest this year for orange cable. ploughed corn field selfie
Gromit and Shawn help with the fall harvest.
fruit cakes made and stored earlygotta love a warty pumpkin
Tamarack gold
I have yet to hear any concerts on this driveway pump organ.In its glory.Ready to drop.blooms just kept on coming this year
Optimist Club raised funds with donated tiles for the new splash pad in Bayfield's Clan Gregor Square. By chance, a Christie clan stone
was laid near Finn & Flora's. (Christie is my Mom's family name)
Canna Lilies had an outstanding year growing many baby rhizomes. Fall colour was luscious this year and stayed for almost eight weeks. One rare sunny fall day blasted the colours in Clan Gregor Square. rusty gold
We are lucky to stay in touch with family: Sam and Pat, Dina and Mark,
Jane and Marilyn, Liz and Curt and Genevieve, Dot and Malcolm through
social media. Phone calls and texts keep us in the loop with our friends.
The thing that keeps our lifeblood pumping the most; are the texts, photos
and face-time calls we have with Dani and Al and Finn and Flora and Salty
and Pretzel in Scone, Australia. The following photos, in no particular
order showcase what we are missing the most during Covid Times:
our grandchildren growing up.
Dressed as favourite book characters.
Flora and Finn wave bye bye as Mom goes to work.
Barrettes from Grammy are a big hit!
Al learns the joys of being a Dadda to a girl.
Finn & Flora's cousin Genevieve in Cambridge, Mass.
The doctor will see you now......
selfie with the grand kids
tippy toes
Flora pushes all of Mumma & Dadda's buttons
The little Flora that could
One year just flew by!
Halloween in Auz.
Music 101: Kazoos
Salty and Pretzel love their humans.
Boys will be boys!
Pretzie girl turns six.
McEachern family Christmas and Hope it's better New Year's card.
matching
Grammy tries to "turn that frown upside down".
Pet 'Rex' is in the mail for Finn's fourth Birthday.
One has to love the beautiful innocence of childhood.
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