If that tabletop in the foreground didn't look so lopsided this could have been a header photo. Oh well...
I don't think including the graffiti and the bench inside the gazebo helps though.
The very last of the pretty red leaves. And we enjoy all these mild sunny days, but for how long? Fires have been starting out in the woods all over North Carolina. We desperately need rain.
Had to get a close up
At first I thought the grass had just been cut, but maybe several days ago. Not at all the season for pollen here!
I went to a meeting with a student from Warren Wilson College, writing a paper about Climate Change actions in this area.
Suzanne and I spoke about the Climate Conversation group.
It was great to learn about young people who are interested in Climate Change...and all the options that are available to work for change.
These weren't the men putting up the Holiday decorations along the main streets...they were "real electricians working on the lines."
Today's quote:
Facing the truth upfront rather than turning from it will keep your life moving in a forward and positive direction.
...pollen season is long ways off here.
ReplyDeleteSame here. Nothing is blooming yet. Must be grass clippings.
DeleteI quite like pics 2 and 3.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful views and photos. Love the alpacas image. Have a great day and happy week ahead.
Thanks for commenting...what no caption for it? I loved seeing your Monday blog photo, without comments!
DeleteI like the first photo just the way it looks. Most people won't even notice or care about the lopsided table. I love the cat sitting on the post. Caption: Listen up, as I told you earlier, we are going to need some yarn for the coming winter. Now go on you way and start growing it. :)
ReplyDeleteTHanks for caption...I do like how it pulls together cat and llamas!
DeleteThe first photo looks wonderful as is! Caption that came to mind is "School Time".
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Thanks. Love your caption!
DeleteGreat pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me...still involved in making change happen. Good on you! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteCat to alpacas: no, look, the humans figured this out long ago. We, the cats, are the highest life form on the planet.