Marina Bridge leads to the Flowering Bridge which ends at the Rainbow Bridge See the fisherman? Stones painted as books along the way A lovely, but hot, day. Hours of walking, the knee is feeling it. Off to the orthopedist on Wednesday. Wish me luck!
Inside, added some fall colors through crochet doilies and afghans. Changed out some lighting by bringing out the "ugly" holiday lamps that I like because I use flicker bulbs giving a warm glow, but found this gorgeous heavy woven rattan/wicker shade and would have given anything for a pair. Makes my ugly light look so much better! Outside, the white beauty berries are so pretty this year. The birds love them, and I found a volunteer that will be transplanted down at the farmhouse. Wine colored zinniasPale blue ageratum
Violet Obedient Plant Tithonias and Timber in the pasture Looking out the kitchen window, maybe once spring planting is finished I will get to sit in this chair and take in the view!
I was invited by Bob to go to Greenville to hear Dacre Stoker, the great grand-nephew of Bram Stoker, author of Dracula, to speak for two hours. I decided I'd rather paint the bedroom door, (lol), but first to take down the cobwebs, but not until I got a few photos because in the sunlight they were really pretty! These iron cattail doors was one of the reasons I wanted to buy this house. I love the shadows they cast on the walls, they are so heavy and someone put a lot of work into making these. Before . . . dirty, chippy, moldy. After . . . bright, clean and white!!
A good year for lilies, cannas and sunflowers, heat loving plants. Others did not fare as well, but there is always next year!
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