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| A quiet Christmas Eve at home. This little tree was from our pasture. Just a pine in a vase, but I really liked this tree with simple glass ornaments and a lantern, a few strands of fairy lights. |
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| The vintage tree topper was found at a church yard sale this summer for $1. |
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| Cookies were baked this morning, boxed and put in the neighbors' mailboxes. |
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| Homemade lasagne is the traditional Christmas Eve meal. Bob makes the fresh noodles. |
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| We start opening gifts on Christmas Eve and finish on Christmas Day. A gift from Bob, Chow-Chow leggings perfect for kayaking. Look closely! |
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| A warm Christmas day, 67 degrees, a soft breeze and a very quiet lake for kayaking. Even ended up getting sunburn! |
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| Warm enough for turtles to sunbathe. This log was covered, they all jumped in when they saw me coming, and this was the only brave turtle left that I got a photo of. |
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| The muscovy duck wanted his photo taken. |
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| A funky little boathouse getting a facelift. |
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| One of my favorite houses on the lake. |
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| This newly painted boathouse now a lovely blue. |
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| Back in the Town of Tryon, a tree that had fallen is now a carved bear. Everyone here is an artist, even with a chainsaw! |
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| A warm pink sunset to end the day. |
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